Chapter

 1 VI  |     which makes women quick to read feeling. If the~Duchess
 2 VI  |   Duchess~had a score of times read his secret in his eyes;
 3 VII |        world as yet has really~read the riddle of man's heart."~
 4 VIII|    only for her lover. She~had read Armand's intention in his
 5 VIII|        quite believed that she read extravagant~love in Montriveau'
 6 IX  |      one another, arranging to read her a~homily and to hold
 7 IX  |        and afterwards, when he read it over to them to see what~
 8 X   |       and unopened. He had~not read them. She sank into an easy-chair,
 9 X   | yourselves--ask him if he will read this~letter? Not in your
10 X   |     Vidame.~ ~"If he deigns to read it," the Duchess continued
11 X   |        mercy. If~you refuse to read this letter, it shall be
12 X   |      burnt. If, after you~have read it, you do not come to me
13 X   |        the Duchess's letter to read.~ ~"Well?" asked Ronquerolles.~ ~"
14 X   |    help of a dark lantern they read the names~luckily written
15 X   |      Sister~Theresa's door and read the inscription, Sub invocatione
16 X   |       as of some book that~you read as a boy."~ ~"Yes," assented