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 1 8 |   than leave Gennaro, and my pardon lies in the sanctity of
 2 12|    of being~loved, they will pardon a passing infidelity; in
 3 12|      She is indeed worthy of pardon."~ ~"Have I not every reason
 4 14|         Then I should beg my pardon of the man I have offended.
 5 16|  accursed,~and may God never pardon her! She has destroyed the
 6 17| bearing my punishment and my pardon.~ ~Heed this confession
 7 18|  which she~is now asking the pardon of God."~ ~"But they saved
 8 19|   error, though she does not pardon it. Such pardons can only
 9 19|     to obtain from Beatrix a~pardon which she forced him to
10 19|     solicit for two hours; a pardon refused~by an injured angel
11 20|     heart. She wanted to ask pardon for her fault,~but Certainty