Chapter

 1 III |    even to~God. Did you not promise me to give up all at the
 2 III |     think me worthy of that promise now~when you hear what I
 3 VI  |  journey towards noon. That promise kept up his courage and
 4 VII |      You will be my friend, promise me that you~will?"~ ~"The
 5 VII | then you must remember your~promise."~ ~"Armand!" she cried. "
 6 VII |    happy to win the vaguest~promise, glad once for all to sweep
 7 VIII|   mistake when I made you a promise of any kind; and I should
 8 VIII|    with you. ~I gave him my promise."~ ~Montriveau bowed gravely
 9 IX  |    of a thousand will see a promise of love~and constancy in
10 X   |   to satisfy everybody; but promise me not to permit~yourself
11 X   |    right again."~ ~"Aunt, I promise"~ ~"To tell me everything?"~ ~"