Chapter

 1 3 | confidential glances with Mme. de N., a fair ornament of the
 2 8 |          there a certain Comte de N., who thinks he is making
 3 8 |              Because the Comte de N. is still here, and he is
 4 9 |         she, turning toward M. de N., after giving me one of
 5 9 |           preference?" said M. de N., with a smile which he
 6 11|       voice of the young Comte de N. ~"How are you this evening?"
 7 18|        little while. The Comte de N., if she would take him,
 8 18|        especially as the Comte de N. is a fool, and nothing
 9 18|        she will take the Comte de N., and she will save up during
10 23|        the money?" ~"The Comte de N. Ah, my dear friend, there
11 23|         dancing with the Comte de N., who seemed proud of showing
12 23|         well be as proud as M. de N., and she was beautiful
13 24|      Gautier send me her Comte de N. and the sides will be equal." ~"
14 24|           no desire to meet M. de N." ~"M. de N. is never there.
15 24|         to meet M. de N." ~"M. de N. is never there. She can
16 24|            Because M. le Comte de N. is there, and he has given
17 25|       proposition of the Comte de N., and that she was to tell
18 26|           place with the Comte de N., and has told him, I hear,
19 26|       elegant carriage that M. de N. has given her. She tried
20 26|         always ill. ~The Comte de N. sent me some money yesterday.