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1 VI  |         him, without speaking a word. His feelings could only
2 VIII|       you have never breathed a word of it." Joseph Lebas~blushed. "
3 X   | discussion was held, to catch a word or~two. The first time she
4 XVI |        leave his home without a word, and never come~back for
5 XVI |     three~days without saying a word to me, and of chattering
6 XVI |           Fine ones his are, my word! What possesses a man~that
7 XVII|       with~indignation. But the word "divorce" was ere long spoken
8 XVII|  Guillaume. At the sound of the word divorce the apathetic old