Monsieur, Madame and Bebe, Complete
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Chapter 1 MY FIRST SUPPER PARTY
Chapter 2 THE SOUL IN AGONY. TO MONSIEUR CLAUDE DE L----
Chapter 3 MADAME DE K.
Chapter 4 SOUVENIRS OF LENT
Chapter 5 MADAME AND HER FRIEND CHAT BY THE FIRESIDE
Chapter 6 A DREAM
Chapter 7 AN EMBASSY BALL
Chapter 8 MY AUNT AS VENUS
Chapter 9 HUSBAND AND WIFE MY DEAR SISTERS
Chapter 10 MADAME'S IMPRESSIONS
Chapter 11 A WEDDING NIGHT
Chapter 12 THE HONEYMOON
Chapter 13 THE BLUE NOTE-BOOK
Chapter 14 THE BLUE NOTE-BOOK AGAIN
Chapter 15 MY WIFE GOES TO A DANCE
Chapter 16 A FALSE ALARM
Chapter 17 I SUP WITH MY WIFE
Chapter 18 FROM ONE THING TO ANOTHER
Chapter 19 A LITTLE CHAT
Chapter 20 THE HOT-WATER BOTTLE
Chapter 21 A LONGING
Chapter 22 FAMILY LIFE
Chapter 23 NEW YEAR'S DAY
Chapter 24 LETTERS OF A YOUNG MOTHER TO HER FRIEND.
Chapter 25 FOUR YEARS LATER
Chapter 26 OLD RECOLLECTIONS
Chapter 27 THE LITTLE BOOTS
Chapter 28 BABIES AND PAPAS
Chapter 29 HIS FIRST BREECHES
Chapter 30 COUNTRY CHILDREN
Chapter 31 AUTUMN
Chapter 32 HE WOULD HAVE BEEN FORTY NOW
Chapter 33 CONVALESCENCE
Chapter 34 FAMILY TIES
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Chapter 30 COUNTRY CHILDREN

I love the baby that runs about under the trees of the Tuileries; I love the pretty little fair-haired girls with nice white stockings and unmanageable crinolines. I like to watch the tiny damsels decked out like reliquaries, and already affecting coquettish and lackadaisical ways. It seems to me that in each of them I can see thousands of charming

             
            

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