Chapter

 1 1 | creditors believe that it will send up the prices. People can
 2 5 |      soon as he arrived, or to send me word where I could find
 3 8 |     suit me, and I should soon send the old man about his business.
 4 9 |         and Nanine appeared. ~"Send for some supper." ~"What
 5 10|         Good-bye, then." ~"You send me away?" ~"Not the least
 6 11|       not come yet, but I will send her to you, madame, the
 7 11|       do me a real service." ~"Send over to-morrow; it is too
 8 12|        to me: "Forgive me if I send you away; but I must. The
 9 14|     has become impossible. ~"I send back your key, which I have
10 14|     she replied that she would send the answer later. ~I only
11 18|      it that Prudence does not send you back your carriage?"
12 23|    package of them and you can send here for them. You will
13 24|  herself." ~"Let Mlle. Gautier send me her Comte de N. and the
14 26|       my son were here I would send him; but I can not leave