Chapter

 1 1 |    than the old age of vice, especially in woman? She preserves
 2 5 |  Tisn't a merry trade, ours, especially when we have a little heart
 3 6 |  since I heard of her death, especially since I saw her grave, I
 4 8 |      what one wants to know, especially when what one wants to know
 5 8 |    to see who comes out, and especially who goes in." ~"Ah, poor
 6 9 |  have made him very unhappy, especially in the presence of two strangers. ~"
 7 13| could I reply to such words, especially with the memory of a first
 8 17|  that pleasure entailed, and especially the necessity she was sometimes
 9 18|    wait till you are ruined, especially as the Comte de N. is a
10 19|     to our heedlessness, and especially to our love, we saw in the
11 21|  would do her good. I wanted especially to be with her as long as