Chapter

 1 4 | Marguerite!" ~And Armand, giving free outlet to his thoughts and
 2 5 |          appears she lived a bit free, if you'll excuse my saying
 3 6 |          month's time he will be free from the one and perhaps
 4 10|         I forewarn you I must be free to do as I please, without
 5 13|      that in a month I should be free, I should have no more debts,
 6 15|      deal of pain. If I had been free, first of all I would not
 7 16|         for me, it was a remedy. Free of Marguerite, I should
 8 16|   Marguerite, I should have been free of gambling. ~Thus, in the
 9 16|         I let my thought wander, free from the human links that
10 16|        that when I have two days free I will come and spend them
11 17|       with this arrangement were free to stay away. So much I
12 18|          coin, and now she can't free herself from debt, unless
13 19|        You are independent, I am free, we are young; in heaven'
14 24|         sent I went out as if to free myself from the instantaneous
15 24|           I gave it to her, and, free then to go, I returned home. ~