Chapter

 1 4 |     not live long enough, I expect, to have the happiness of
 2 5 |     heart left. What do you expect? I can't help it. I have
 3 8 |     bow which she seemed to expect; but I did not respond,
 4 8 |    better than the count. I expect you. Come at once." ~Marguerite
 5 9 |    as to say: ~"What do you expect? I have done all I could." ~"
 6 13|    But, to make up, I shall expect you to-morrow at twelve.
 7 13|     And yet, I was bound to expect such a thing almost any
 8 18|  not know my address, and I expect there are letters from my
 9 21|   and tell my father not to expect me." ~"No, no," she cried
10 21|  she not coming?" ~"Did you expect her?" ~Madame Duvernoy reddened,
11 24| write to tell Olympe not to expect me. I never troubled much