Chapter

 1 II  |   the sister, the poem meant future,~present, and past. Is not
 2 II  |   might compromise the whole future of his love, and ruin the
 3 IV  |      interests as a~whole. A future certainty was sacrificed
 4 IV  | examples and lessons for the future in all this. For~if there
 5 IV  |    if there were not still a future before the French aristocracy,~
 6 VI  |     eye. ~And how if, in the future opened out by early ripened
 7 VI  |   with Destiny a man's whole future is solemnly~pledged to fulfil
 8 VII |    lie at the expense of the future; pride, a~lie between us
 9 VIII|      that virtue there is no future for Christianity, and perhaps
10 VIII|  from him; to rob him of his future of~felicity; to slay his
11 IX  |      as they fell. Her whole future lay in~those two tears.
12 IX  |    made fair by the past and~future.~ ~The Duchess learned the
13 X   |    right to be the~mother of future Ducs de Langeais. So mind