Chapter

 1 5 |  certain events of your own existence. I was not absolutely at
 2 13| aspirations toward a calmer existence which might recall my childhood.
 3 16|     impossible to resist an existence which gave me an easy means
 4 16|  got accustomed to this new existence, whose salutary effects
 5 17|     du Jour. ~Then began an existence which I shall have some
 6 17|   luxury and scandal of her existence. ~Alas, we made haste to
 7 18| charm and unknown delights. Existence itself is but the unceasing
 8 23|    her so long. ~When one's existence has contracted a habit,
 9 26| left to hold me to life. My existence became what it had been
10 26|     What remains of my poor existence is shared between being