Chapter

 1 3 |     could only have resulted in making me pay ten times its price
 2 4 |       Good-bye," he said. ~And, making a desperate effort to restrain
 3 7 |         it was my only means of making up my mind about her. I
 4 8 |         de N., who thinks he is making some headway by calling
 5 11|    return at night without your making your appearance five minutes
 6 15|         In employing them I was making a greater sacrifice for
 7 16| Frascati, one had the chance of making a fortune; one played against
 8 17|         found her several times making notes in the book, and she
 9 21|    seemed a little calmer, and, making me sit at the foot of the
10 24|       the woman with whom I was making it. ~She accepted, of course,
11 24|      her bed. In short, without making any reproach, Marguerite
12 24|   strength to endure what I was making her suffer. ~"That Mlle.
13 24|      undressed her, without her making a movement, and carried
14 25|         you are on the point of making, his honour and dignity
15 25|      the forehead, "and you are making an attempt for which God
16 26|       just enough importance to making love to women like me for