Chapter

 1 2 | offering her in return for the sacrifice every compensation that
 2 7 |     long waiting or some great sacrifice. We men are built like that,
 3 13|       between him and you, the sacrifice that she would make for
 4 13|        not deny it. What equal sacrifice could you make for her,
 5 15|    them I was making a greater sacrifice for you than you imagine.
 6 17|      what might, she would not sacrifice the pleasure of having me
 7 18|       fortune to accept such a sacrifice; but I have enough for us
 8 19|   ought to make every possible sacrifice rather than ask her lover
 9 19|      day I should discover the sacrifice you had made, and that the
10 19|       enough in return for the sacrifice which I was accepting. There
11 20|            And you accept this sacrifice? What sort of a man are
12 20|      to allow Mlle. Gautier to sacrifice anything for you? Come,
13 21|   young people, how you always sacrifice sincere to doubtful affections!" ~"
14 25|       mistress I had spared no sacrifice to be faithful to you without
15 25|      obtain from you a greater sacrifice than you have yet made for
16 25|       he accepted from you the sacrifice which you are on the point
17 25|     But he can not accept this sacrifice, because the world, which
18 25|     proves that he accepted my sacrifice is that he gave me the strength
19 26|        Between the time of the sacrifice made for you and the time