Chapter

 1 4 | sharpens the sensations. Let me stay here for a few minutes longer,
 2 9 |     that for you. I want you to stay." ~The count took a very
 3 9 |       prefers it." ~I could not stay still; and, to the consternation
 4 10|        me?" ~"Yes." ~"You would stay by me all day?" ~"Yes. ~"
 5 10|       you like, but allow me to stay here." ~"Why?" ~"Because
 6 11|    again. ~It was impossible to stay indoors. My room seemed
 7 11|       go to bed?" ~"Oh, you can stay. If I want to go to bed
 8 12|       the theatre, and you will stay there till I call. Do you
 9 16|       began by being allowed to stay only from midnight to six
10 17|     about a place for Armand to stay." ~"In the same house?"
11 17|        arrangement were free to stay away. So much I had heard
12 20|    youth. Leave Paris. Come and stay for a month or two with
13 21|           So soon? But you will stay with me till then?" ~"Of
14 21|    company for her, and you can stay the night. I never saw her
15 21|       he once more begged me to stay. I refused. ~"You are really
16 23|       he insisted that I should stay, but, seeing that if I did
17 23|        to live quietly, he will stay with her a long time." ~"
18 23|      after a supper, she had to stay in bed for a week; and when
19 24|         are, if you will let me stay here to-night." ~And I threw
20 24|       always, and I want you to stay here." ~"To turn me out