Chapter

 1 VI  |         spite of his sufferings, he continued his~march, with some blasphemings
 2 VI  |            not know how it is," she continued (and the simple~warrior
 3 VII |   composedly at the lady.~ ~"Dear," continued she, "respect him. He does
 4 VII |         threaten him?--Listen," she continued after a pause, "I will~not
 5 VII |           with Mme de Langeais. She~continued her conversation with M.
 6 VII |            interrupted~herself, and continued: "But I am too good-natured
 7 VII |         will do, that will do," she continued, seeing~that he was about
 8 VIII|         turn to love.~ ~"Still," he continued, "I have my doubts. And,
 9 VIII|        delusion.~ ~"Madame," Armand continued with cold contempt, "one
10 VIII|         Listen~carefully to me," he continued, pausing to add solemnity
11 IX  |             your misapprehensions," continued he,~taking up a small steel
12 IX  |          Now, what do you wish?" he continued, taking the tone of a~master
13 IX  |         with you, my children,"~she continued, looking as she spoke at
14 IX  | affectionately on the forehead, and~continued smiling, while she held
15 X   |       preamble, my dear child," she continued after a pause,~"brings me
16 X   |            to read it," the Duchess continued with dignity,~"say one thing
17 X   |           is no ordinary woman," he continued. "Tomorrow~we will all of