Chapter

 1 4 |       servant, or, rather, my porter, who acted as my servant,
 2 5 |   Antin; perhaps Marguerite's porter would know where Armand
 3 5 | Armand lived. There was a new porter; he knew as little about
 4 9 |      drinking, talking like a porter, and laughing the more loudly
 5 11|    light. I rang. I asked the porter if Mlle. Gautier was at
 6 13|     All the same, I rang. The porter asked me where I was going. ~"
 7 14|  letter from Marguerite. ~The porter had received nothing, but
 8 14|       Antin. Again I asked my porter if there was a letter for
 9 22|     called out my name to the porter, who had had from me enough
10 22|      I went downstairs to the porter and asked him if Mlle. Gautier
11 22|    you going, sir?" asked the porter, when he had opened to me. ~"
12 22|      yet given her." ~And the porter showed me a letter which
13 22|     is for me," I said to the porter, as I showed him the address. ~"
14 24|     at six o'clock," said the porter. ~There was nothing to hold