Chapter

 1 IV  |  been slighted, wounded~in secret. Insult and injury in the
 2 IV  |  in her forgiveness; but a secret offence~women never pardon;
 3 IV  |    women never pardon; for secret baseness, as for hidden
 4 VI  | indefinable~rapture in his secret soul over the woman singled
 5 VI  |    score of times read his secret in his eyes; and the passion~
 6 VI  |    the first to betray the secret?--a secret of which,~perhaps,
 7 VI  |   to betray the secret?--a secret of which,~perhaps, they
 8 VI  | pleased to destroy~all the secret hopes by which I live. You
 9 VII |  When was a man's desire a secret? And have not~women an intuitive
10 VIII|  her husband henceforth in~secret, her choice sanctioned by
11 X   |  Louis XV, were kept quite secret~at first. If it had not
12 X   | not~the room in which that secret scene had passed; it was
13 X   |   the latter course in the~secret council held before they
14 X   |    law of that curve was a secret wrested from~Nature by that
15 X   |   night. A betrayal of the secret was~impossible; and all