Chapter

 1 II  |        God? The questions were hard to~answer. But one thing
 2 II  |        the man who had been so hard in~the past.~ ~"My brother,"
 3 III |      is so rare a~thing and so hard to find, that I doubted
 4 IV  |       strength? ~ ~It was very hard to please in the choice
 5 VI  |        hearts. "You have had a hard life," she said.~ ~"No,"
 6 VII |    actress appeared to find it hard to preserve her~self-control. "
 7 VII |     conscience," she said in a hard voice, without looking at
 8 VIII|        this love last always?' Hard though my~words may be,
 9 VIII|        I ask of you is the one hard thing~to do."~ ~"Then what
10 VIII| charity than the headsman. Hit hard, and then~hit again. Strike
11 VIII|   knout. Duchesses are made of hard stuff, my dear Armand;~there
12 VIII|     could not speak. Her proud hard nature was more~responsive
13 VIII|         at the~upper end it is hard and gilded over.~ ~"Yes,
14 IX  |        God responsible for his hard lot. In short,~dear child,