Chapter

 1 2 |  had ever been; she was but twenty, and her malady, sleeping
 2 5 |     girl myself; she's just twenty, and when a girl of that
 3 9 |  this beautiful creature of twenty drinking, talking like a
 4 12|  what astonishes me is that twenty times greater follies are
 5 13|        All the young men of twenty or thirty thousand francs
 6 13|  lived with these women for twenty years; I know what they
 7 14|   to her. I made and remade twenty letters in my head. I had
 8 14|    sent." ~She was asleep! ~Twenty times I was on the point
 9 15|   have said to you, 'I want twenty thousand francs'; you were
10 18|  not been unfaithful to you twenty times, it is because she
11 19|     and to hand over to her twenty thousand francs, in return
12 21|     as not to return alone. Twenty times I was on the point
13 23|     story short he gave her twenty thousand francs, but he
14 25|     it had come to his lips twenty times: that I was, after
15 26| three hours and did not say twenty words. Two big tears fell
16 26|    word or made a movement. Twenty times I should have thought