Part, Chapter

1         I,II |   husband, and who thought it a~crime to do the least harm to
2         I,II |     repentant, into a career of crime.~So this angel took up his
3         I,III| criminal and the witness~of his crime ends only with the death
4         I,III|    notary who had absconded,--a crime formerly unknown. Madame
5         I,IV |       as a misdemeanor leads to~crime. The secret of your embarrassment
6         I,IV |     human actions,~the germs of crime, the roots of wrongdoing;