Chapter

 1 1 |       characters until one has spent a long time in studying
 2 1 |        the money that has been spent in vain, is as saddening
 3 7 |      an evening as this. I had spent the day in the country with
 4 7 |       said to myself that if I spent every penny I had, I would
 5 11|        following night. ~How I spent the rest of the day I do
 6 11|        when I returned home, I spent three hours over my toilet,
 7 16|    income in eight months, and spent the four summer months with
 8 16|       end of the evening I had spent four or five louis, which
 9 16|    upon me that every moment I spent away from Marguerite was
10 16|      the Rue d'Antin, if I had spent them alone in my own room,
11 16|         I made no debts, and I spent three times as much money
12 21|        loves! Marguerite and I spent the whole day in talking
13 21|    during the last two days. I spent the night in reassuring
14 21|         you will remember, had spent the night with her; but
15 24|      what state of agitation I spent the next day. At half past
16 25|        of the happy days I had spent with you. ~"Tell me, sir,"
17 26| inquire after me every day. We spent six months together. I had