Chapter

 1 1 |       a thing as one can well meet with. I knew an aged woman
 2 3 |       of the Lord. ~Those who meet these bold travellers ought
 3 7 |  teasing the people whom they meet for the first time. It is
 4 8 |        Often in the evening I meet there a certain Comte de
 5 9 |       people the first time I meet them. It is very stupid.
 6 14|     the Champs-Elysees. "If I meet her," I thought, "I will
 7 16|   doctor, whom I had made her meet, had told me that only rest
 8 17|      which Marguerite came to meet her, that another similar
 9 19|      that I could be there to meet him. ~I gave my servant
10 24|           I have no desire to meet M. de N." ~"M. de N. is
11 26| liabilities which she can not meet, and seeing that her neighbour