Chapter

 1 2 | exchanged, and everybody's life goes on as if the incident had
 2 7 |         crosses the street, and goes sadly back to his own house. ~
 3 8 |         she comes in. She never goes to bed before two in the
 4 8 |         out, and especially who goes in." ~"Ah, poor Marguerite!"
 5 9 |        do so." ~"As far as that goes, madame," I said, bowing,
 6 12|     woman, looks at her, turns, goes on his way. He does not
 7 14|    should I go where Marguerite goes?" ~"Because you are her
 8 16|         were destroyed gambling goes on everywhere. Formerly,
 9 23|     hardly takes any sleep, she goes to all the balls, she goes
10 23|      goes to all the balls, she goes to suppers, she even drinks.
11 26|         still conscious of what goes on around her, and she suffers