Chapter

 1 5 | several turnings, the gardener stopped and said to me: "Here we
 2 6 |      reached the grave, Armand stopped to wipe his face, which
 3 7 |    followed them. The carriage stopped at No. 9, Rue d'Antin. Marguerite
 4 8 |    Prudence, listening. Gaston stopped. ~"She is calling me, I
 5 10|  myself. ~In the next room she stopped for a moment and said to
 6 11|       11 ~At this point Armand stopped. ~"Would you close the window
 7 11|       of the Champs-Elysees it stopped, and a tall young man left
 8 11|        I imagined that she had stopped her carriage in order to
 9 13|      in the major which always stopped her. Was it through force
10 13|      carriage that I knew well stopped before No. 9. The Comte
11 20|   Marguerite pain?" ~My father stopped, looked at me disdainfully,
12 22|        Marguerite was in it. I stopped and cried out, "Marguerite!