Chapter

 1 2 |  glittered two diamonds, worth four to five thousand francs
 2 4 | lightened by the investment at four and a half per cent which
 3 4 |       been to let for three or four days when one morning there
 4 5 |     who come to see their dead four times a year, and bring
 5 6 |     read them, for each was of four pages; and a moment after
 6 11|     you could lend me three or four hundred francs, you would
 7 12|        s room, and in three or four hours she would again be
 8 13|       if they had not three or four lovers at once? No single
 9 13| Champs-Elysees. I waited there four hours. She did not appear.
10 13|       see him come out; but at four o'clock in the morning I
11 14|      shortly afterward, and at four in the morning he had not
12 16|    eight months, and spent the four summer months with my father,
13 16|        the evening I had spent four or five louis, which came
14 17|   Marguerite Gautier who, only four months ago, had been the
15 18|        her debts, and give her four or five thousand francs
16 18|       lived with her alone for four or five months; that is
17 18|     from my father. There were four. ~ ~
18 19|       after not leaving me for four months. I was afraid that
19 21|       to-day, wait for me till four. If I am not in by four,
20 21|        four. If I am not in by four, come and dine with me to-morrow.
21 21|      you going to Paris?" ~"At four." ~"So soon? But you will
22 25|       I have been ill three or four days. This morning I stayed
23 25|   forgotten me. I wrote to him four times, and he has never
24 26|     countenance. ~I came in at four, and had quite an appetite