Chapter

 1 23|         elegant." ~"Ali! It was Olympe; she is really very pretty." ~"
 2 23|      his narrow passions! ~This Olympe whom I had seen was, if
 3 24|  gambling. I sat by the side of Olympe and put down my money so
 4 24|        them, no one noticed it. Olympe herself was lighting the
 5 24|          Think it over, my dear Olympe; if I had sent some one
 6 24|         in the same position as Olympe, and yet I should never
 7 24|        a continual persecution. Olympe and she gave up seeing one
 8 24|       love with such a woman as Olympe. The report of my new infatuation
 9 24|        a moment's duration, and Olympe, who had finally put aside
10 24|   theatres, for fear of meeting Olympe and me. Then direct impertinences
11 24|       against her. ~One evening Olympe had gone somewhere or other,
12 24|         to retire in confusion. Olympe returned in a fury, and
13 24|      and had to be carried out. Olympe related to me what had happened,
14 24|      did not even write to tell Olympe not to expect me. I never
15 24|         said yesterday to Mlle. Olympe, and pity for what you are
16 24| infamous action. ~I went to see Olympe, whom I found trying on
17 26|     left everything after that. Olympe has taken my place with
18 26|       know that they are happy! Olympe passed me in an elegant