Chapter

 1 8 | headway by calling on her at eleven in the evening, and by sending
 2 9 |   from five to six, and from eleven to twelve. Now, Gaston,
 3 10|      To-morrow night between eleven and twelve. Are you satisfied?" ~"
 4 11|     she never came in before eleven or a quarter past eleven.
 5 11|     eleven or a quarter past eleven. I looked at my watch. I
 6 13|     was in none of them. ~At eleven o'clock I went to the Rue
 7 14|      not serious. I came, at eleven at night, to ask after you,
 8 14|       The clock struck, ten, eleven, twelve. At twelve I was
 9 14|  have a hasty dinner, and at eleven in the evening no reply
10 21|   short duration, for toward eleven she awoke, and, seeing that
11 22|  move. I reached Bougival at eleven. ~Not a window in the house
12 26|    25. ~I have not slept for eleven nights. I am suffocated.