Chapter

 1 10|          the past, and even the future. As they get accustomed
 2 11| impression produced on me by my future mistress was so strong that
 3 11|        incredible dreams of the future; I said to myself that she
 4 13|       which her fortune and her future were to be found; she would
 5 14|         were the revenue of her future. What had I to reproach
 6 15|       as you ask me now, and in future I should have had no other
 7 16|     past may offer us as to her future, one is always more or less
 8 16|         no more reality and the future no more clouds. The sun
 9 17|         giving a thought to the future. ~ ~
10 18|    disquietude in regard to the future. She could not doubt my
11 19|       over our projects for the future, which, thanks to our heedlessness,
12 20|       twenty-four; think of the future. You can not always love
13 21|         how we had arranged our future?" ~"Yes; that is what annoyed
14 21|       over our projects for the future, as if we felt the need
15 21|        had I been so happy. The future appeared as I had long desired
16 22|       sale, so necessary to our future happiness, was painful to
17 24|     yours; but do not link your future any more with mine, you
18 25|       of my beauty to spoil the future of a young man by such expenditure
19 25|         would be lost, my son's future destroyed; and I, his father,
20 25|    sacrificing your love to his future. No misfortune has yet arrived,
21 25|        continues this life. The future of a child who has done
22 25|      looking forward to a happy future, is in your hands. Have
23 25|        right to dream of such a future, and that I was accepting
24 25|        now imploring me for the future of his son, would bid his
25 26|        be taking a year of your future, I could not have resisted