Chapter

 1 II  |       hard in~the past.~ ~"My brother," she said, drawing her
 2 II  |     came back.~ ~"You see, my brother, what I have dared to do
 3 III |   endure it for your sake. My brother, you do not know~what happiness
 4 III |     must control yourself, my brother. Our Mother~would separate
 5 III |     never loved me"~ ~"Oh, my brother!"~ ~"You do not wish to
 6 VIII|       or~anger may drive your brother the convict to take a man'
 7 IX  |     that you had gone; but my brother Ronquerolles~told me that
 8 IX  |         I have never heard my brother say that he was acquainted
 9 IX  |       encyclopaedist. But his brother turned the relationship
10 IX  |     ever in the King. The bad brother who voted so wrongly in
11 IX  | dangerous now for the younger~brother as it used to be for the
12 IX  |    know; he holds his~younger brother in abhorrence; he would