Chapter

 1     2| asked:~ ~"Is this spot good, gentlemen?" Patissot was going to
 2     5|      already occupied by two gentlemen who wore the red ribbon
 3     5|      Two respectable-looking gentlemen, probably the judges, were
 4     5|  charming country spot where gentlemen in clean gloves and beribboned
 5     6|    authors:~ ~"Schopenhauer, gentlemen, Schopenhauer, the great
 6     6|      And how about Rousseau, gentlemen? Here is his opinion: 'Women,
 7     6|  Rade continued:~ ~"You see, gentlemen, all of them study painting
 8     6| composed a great opera! Why, gentlemen? Because they are the 'sexes
 9     6|     me give you one example, gentlemen, one little example. What
10     6|  What is your opinion of the gentlemen with the silk caps who thrive
11     6|    round the table:~ ~"Well, gentlemen! only a century ago, when
12     6|      I also have principles, gentlemen, very distinct ones."~ ~
13     6|   the discussion.~ ~"Enough, gentlemen! We each have our opinion,