Chapter

 1     2|      the acquaintance of a big, fat man of about fifty, who
 2     2|        cast it farther out. The fat gentleman threw out his
 3     2| disaster had overtaken him. The fat gentleman alone, still motionless,
 4     2|             What! Never?"~ ~The fat man, still smoking like
 5     2|       almost came to blows. The fat man, moved by pity, rowed
 6     2|    never to forgive you!"~ ~The fat gentleman declared that
 7     2|         s actions, followed the fat gentleman.~ ~They ate together,
 8     2|      down the stream, while the fat gentleman, his new friend,
 9     2|   intimate. He learned that the fat gentleman lived at Argenteuil
10     4|         and blue ribbons, grown fat behind her counter and panting
11     4|         closet!"~ ~Suddenly the fat man grew angry.~ ~"Excuse