Chapter

 1 16|  Yes." ~"Well, let us go to Bougival, at the Point du Jour, at
 2 16|     happiness I owe it, but Bougival, in spite of its horrible
 3 17| this note: ~ "I am going to Bougival with the duke; be at Prudence'
 4 19|   of C., then I returned to Bougival. ~Marguerite was waiting
 5 19|    We went back joyously to Bougival, talking over our projects
 6 20| took a cab, and returned to Bougival. ~Marguerite was waiting
 7 21|  return, and I went back to Bougival. ~I found Marguerite not
 8 21|   not appear. I returned to Bougival. ~The night before I had
 9 21|   in a hurry to get back to Bougival to tell Marguerite about
10 22|     did not move. I reached Bougival at eleven. ~Not a window
11 22| going at full gallop toward Bougival. As it passed me the hope
12 23|  but that, if I returned to Bougival, I should find her again
13 23|  She would never go back to Bougival after you went. I had to
14 24|     passed since I had left Bougival, and I said to Marguerite: ~"
15 25| your father surprised us at Bougival; you remember the involuntary
16 26|       Oh, that good time at Bougival! Where is it now? ~If I