Chapter

 1 1 |      not of buying some, at all events of seeing them. Next day
 2 5 |     remained unknown, or at all events indifferent to you, should
 3 5 |        find coincidences in the events which are told you, a real
 4 5 |      real affinity with certain events of your own existence. I
 5 5 |             So they say; at all events, he gave her a great deal
 6 7 | overcome. A fortnight after the events which I have just related
 7 11|       It is true that there are events of a moment which tell more
 8 14|    which she had for me, at all events the love which I had for
 9 18|       series of little childish events, charming for us but insignificant
10 20|     dryer tone, "that I, at all events, should not permit it." ~"
11 21|        anxiety in regard to the events which had happened during
12 23|    friend of Marguerite, at all events the woman with whom she