Chapter

 1 8 |    evening I meet there a certain Comte de N., who thinks he is
 2 8 |               Why?" ~"Because the Comte de N. is still here, and
 3 9 |          Marguerite. "Light M. le Comte to the door." ~We heard
 4 9 |           and said: ~"That is the Comte de G., who was very much
 5 11|       spoken to Marguerite as the Comte de G., whose portrait I
 6 11| recognised the voice of the young Comte de N. ~"How are you this
 7 12|          whom I recognised as the Comte de G., seated himself at
 8 12|       some one's place. Isn't the Comte de G. coming back?" ~"Yes;
 9 13|        life that the visit of the Comte de G. is a misfortune for
10 13|         stopped before No. 9. The Comte de G. got down and entered
11 14|        woman." ~"That all?" ~"The Comte de G. came to her box for
12 14|       home." ~"Alone?" ~"With the Comte de G., I believe." ~So my
13 18|       back in a little while. The Comte de N., if she would take
14 18|         ruined, especially as the Comte de N. is a fool, and nothing
15 18|       fortnight she will take the Comte de N., and she will save
16 21|           the same words, and the Comte de G., you will remember,
17 23|        supplied the money?" ~"The Comte de N. Ah, my dear friend,
18 23|       Marguerite dancing with the Comte de N., who seemed proud
19 24|         Mlle. Gautier send me her Comte de N. and the sides will
20 24|             Why?" ~"Because M. le Comte de N. is there, and he has
21 25|   accepted the proposition of the Comte de N., and that she was
22 26|           taken my place with the Comte de N., and has told him,
23 26|           for my leaving him. The Comte de G. was at London. He
24 26|             I am always ill. ~The Comte de N. sent me some money
25 26|          again. ~February 4. ~The Comte de G. has returned. His
26 26|          two men followed it: the Comte de G., who came from London