Chapter

 1 II  |         and~consequently we have a Mother Superior here. Among other
 2 II  |        grating and in the Reverend Mother's presence, an~interview
 3 II  |     whatsoever; but,~strict as the Mother is, for a deliverer of our
 4 II  |        that Sister Theresa and the Mother consented to receive~him
 5 II  |        belonging, no doubt, to the Mother Superior,~held back the
 6 II  |            of an aged recluse. The Mother might have been a century~
 7 II  |            call my companion~is my mother in God, my superior here
 8 II  |        with amazement.~ ~"The Holy Mother only speaks Latin and Spanish,"
 9 II  |           chosen to do so.~ ~"Dear Mother, the gentleman presents
10 II  |        with a keen glance.~ ~"Yes, Mother." ~ ~"Go back to your cell,
11 II  |             my daughter!" said the Mother~imperiously. The General
12 II  |            but she turned~back.~ ~"Mother," she said, with dreadful
13 III |          yourself, my brother. Our Mother~would separate us without
14 III |          make away with myself"~ ~"Mother!" Sister Theresa called
15 V   |          well brought up; that her mother managed~cleverly that in
16 VIII|            a devoted woman's,~as a mother's love; a love so great
17 IX  | affectionate respect.~ ~"Yes, dear mother; I was at home all the time.
18 IX  |          say, after supper, `If my mother had been an honest~woman,
19 IX  |         the blame on his father or~mother, he holds God responsible
20 X   |        given up my right to be the~mother of future Ducs de Langeais.