Chapter

 1 II |      she caught sight of her mistress, was lavish with~joyful
 2 III|     thought that perhaps her mistress was right,~as these things
 3 III|      In order to console her mistress by her own example, Felicite
 4 III|    read, she called upon her mistress.~ ~Madame Aubain, who was
 5 III|     would run and notify her mistress. But only~one thing was
 6 III|      with tears; at last the~mistress opened her arms and the
 7 III|  repeated this remark to his mistress who, not being able~to keep
 8 IV |   then his left one; but his mistress feared that such~feats would
 9 IV |     to her bewilderment. Her mistress often~said to her: "My goodness,
10 IV |      wept so sorely that her mistress said: "Why don't you have
11 IV | Felicite into ecstasy.~ ~Her mistress had left her an income of
12 IV |   that she should follow her~mistress.~ ~The time for the altars