Chapter

 1 1 |          than before. ~Three months afterward a man took pity on her and
 2 4 |              She went back, I heard afterward, to her countryside, greatly
 3 7 |         walk there." ~A few minutes afterward I saw Marguerite from the
 4 7 |           young, and laughs at soon afterward. ~For the rest, it was no
 5 11|             appearance five minutes afterward. What is it you want? For
 6 14|           presented himself shortly afterward, and at four in the morning
 7 14|           the opera." ~"I know. And afterward?" ~"She had supper at home." ~"
 8 15|            suffer still more, when, afterward, that satisfaction is denied
 9 17|          and to whom Marguerite was afterward to give the touching narrative
10 18|        Serve the dinner." ~Two days afterward there came a letter from
11 18|              Prudence came two days afterward, and confirmed what Marguerite
12 19|           to reply." ~A few minutes afterward Nanine entered, all out
13 19|     beforehand, instead of agreeing afterward. Do you love me enough for
14 22|           Do you know what they did afterward?" ~"They went away in a
15 23|      dancing with her. Half an hour afterward, Marguerite, pale as death,
16 24|        which she left me. Two hours afterward I was still sitting on the
17 24| introduction, and eight or ten days afterward I embarked at Marseilles. ~
18 26|           window, and a few minutes afterward the priest entered. I went
19 26|          Christian." ~A few minutes afterward he returned with a choir