Chapter

 1 4 | inscription on the first page and turning over the leaves; "that is
 2 5 |       find that grave," he added, turning to me. ~"Why?" ~"Because
 3 6 |      taken away, and two men were turning up the soil. ~Armand leaned
 4 7 |            I did not answer. Then turning toward me, he said: ~"I
 5 8 |           drew back the bag, and, turning, began to talk with the
 6 9 |        have done that," said she, turning toward M. de N., after giving
 7 9 |         over the piano, and then, turning to us, she said: ~"What
 8 11|          recognised it. As it was turning the corner of the Champs-Elysees
 9 12|          smiled to me again, and, turning her back to the count, appeared
10 15|           By the way," she added, turning to me, "Nanine will be gone
11 17|         heart. ~"Well," said she, turning to Prudence, and speaking
12 24|          follow the others, when, turning back, I said to her: ~"I