Chapter

 1 I  |        consular palace and at his~wife, who was sitting near him
 2 I  |        once beautiful face of the wife betrayed~the deepest sadness,
 3 I  |         Casting a glance upon his wife and daughter, he~drew a
 4 I  |           daughter Ginevra and my wife, having taken the sacrament
 5 I  |           left the island with my wife and child without being
 6 I  |         window and showed him his wife and Ginevra, seated on a~
 7 II |          Servin has not taken his wife into his confidence as to
 8 II |       after replying to the young wife's~speech with a gentle smile
 9 III|         so late before," said his wife.~ ~The two old people looked
10 III| gentleness were known only to his wife and daughter. In~his functions,
11 III|         virtue, the baron and his wife gave no heed to external
12 III|           with Bartolomeo and his wife, personages worthy of~antiquity.~ ~
13 III|          His life and that~of his wife were so frugal, so tranquil,
14 III|      Napoleon,~Bartolomeo and his wife passed delightful evenings
15 III|       dangerous.~ ~Piombo and his wife, persons without education,
16 III|    replied Piombo, looking at his wife,~who, accustomed for forty
17 III|       will not get far," said his wife, calling after him.~ ~As
18 IV |       exclamation, Piombo and his wife looked at their~daughter
19 IV |          he added, looking at his wife, who~remained motionless,
20 IV |             said the baron to his wife,~who, terrified by the word,
21 IV |          had been notified by his wife of the formal~presentation
22 IV |           chair and~beckon to his wife. Elisa Piombo came to him.
23 IV |           life.~ ~"I shall be his wife," said Ginevra, abruptly.~ ~
24 IV |         six months I shall be the wife of Luigi Porta. You are
25 IV |        him.~ ~"Go," he said. "The wife of Luigi Porta cannot be
26 V  |         at~the feet of his future wife; and his youthful love,
27 V  |    articles necessary for a young wife in~setting up a home of
28 V  |         upon them, Luigi took his wife in his arms, exclaiming,--~ ~"
29 V  |        Luigi had~arranged for his wife; in it she found easels,
30 V  |          hours at the feet of his~wife, admiring the color of her
31 V  |          he saw an example in his wife, he went round~among the
32 V  |       happy features of the young wife,~and never did she utter
33 V  |         mother overcame the young~wife; and then, as she felt the
34 VI |           the same emolument. His wife had finished several~pictures
35 VI |          souls of~the husband and wife floated on the ocean of
36 VI |         habit of waiting till his wife was~asleep, and then going
37 VI |         as soon as he thought his wife was sleeping, Ginevra~as
38 VI |         softly, and surprised his~wife in her studio, coloring
39 VI |          to the window, the young wife leaning on the breast of
40 VI |         the strength of the young wife. Luigi~borrowed money to
41 VI |   comprehending suddenly that his wife was starving, was seized
42 VI |           a~slow, weak voice. "My wife is dying of hunger, and
43 VI |          strong an emotion to his wife, whom he~had left so weak.
44 VI |           scarcely~recognized his wife, now half mad. With a gesture
45 VI |          was dead.~Luigi took his wife in his arms, without removing
46 VI |        like one distraught to his wife, leaving the worthy mason,~
47 VI |          the bed on~which lay his wife.~ ~"Father! take care of
48 VI |         place, Bartolomeo and his wife were~sitting in their antique
49 VI |         the old man's breast; his wife~looked at him; he seemed