Chapter

 1 8 |      bored," said Gaston. ~"We spend most of our evening together,
 2 9 |       believe that I sometimes spend two hours of the morning
 3 10|     Why, you don't know that I spend six or seven thousand francs
 4 11|        recovery, that I should spend my whole life with her,
 5 13|     debts, and we could go and spend the summer in the country." ~"
 6 13|      not? and you would gladly spend two or three months alone
 7 14|         First, her proposal to spend the summer with me in the
 8 15|       a penny of my own, and I spend a hundred thousand francs
 9 15|        have selfish lovers who spend their fortunes, riot on
10 16|       her life. So, wishing to spend as much time with me as
11 16|      The nights that I did not spend in the Rue d'Antin, if I
12 16| already realized. She began to spend some of her evenings at
13 16|      days free I will come and spend them with you." ~We left
14 18|       the room. "Why should we spend money abroad? I cost you
15 19|     don't use them and I don't spend anything on their keep;
16 20|      name you have given me; I spend on her account what my means
17 20|      what my means allow me to spend; I have no debts; and, in
18 21|        insistent that I should spend the whole evening with him
19 23|   recollect, had obliged me to spend the night away from Marguerite,
20 26|        resisted the longing to spend that year with you, and,
21 26|     yesterday that I wanted to spend the evening, which seemed