I could draw the plan of the rooms, I know them so well. I know how they are furnished, too. I should like to be able to ask Audiffret
I am reading my journal, book 15. But it is to the first that I keep returning; it always seems new to me, I never feel I have read it enough. But it...
Did you see Audiffret before he left? my uncle asks me.
I should like to make his acquaintance.
I had the idea that I might chance to see Audiffret arrive. The train that comes in from Italy leaves again for Paris a few minutes later.
At the concert with the Sapogenikoffs in two landaus. Audiffret — pale, in a straw hat — stays close to us, and it rains; my aunt takes pity and...
In this evening's *Figaro* we read: *Wanted: attractive young men,* ==well-bred==, *in Nice.*
Enoteas merely bows and goes off to chat with some hideous monkeys. I slept five hours; I feel limp.
As we said yesterday, we go to the church of Saint-Pierre, we young ladies on our own.
All my ideas lead nowhere.
My cousin Worth has sent me a ravishing dress of an entirely new cut. In embroidered pink batiste. It is charming in its simplicity and grace. In...
My mother leaves at two o'clock with Dina and Walitsky for Schlangenbad. But that is not what saddens me. I am vexed because when Audiffret leaves I...
Trifon, on the orders of my grandfather, has killed Mops. This wretched dog had been given to Ambroise to be looked after; he kept it tied up; and...