Chapter

 1 3 |       I cared for, and I still waited. All at once I heard: "A
 2 10|     Opera Comique?" ~"No." ~"I waited for you at the door of the
 3 13|       to the Champs-Elysees. I waited there four hours. She did
 4 14|        my amour at once, and I waited impatiently for daylight
 5 17|   heart beat violently while I waited for her reply. ~"No," she
 6 21|    went back to the hotel, and waited till six. M. Duval did not
 7 21| to-morrow. I must see you." ~I waited till the hour he had named,
 8 22|        her for such regrets. I waited for her impatiently, that
 9 22|      at the very moment when I waited for her in terror at her
10 22|        o'clock struck. I still waited a little. Only the sound
11 24|     during the hour in which I waited; but when, toward nine o'