Chapter

 1 I  | Tuileries, near the ruins of a house~recently pulled down, at
 2 I  |      The Portas remained in my house, and~set fire to my vineyard
 3 I  |     When I returned I found no house;~my feet were in its ashes
 4 I  |     before setting fire to the house. I~have left the island
 5 II |    able to keep him in his~own house," he resumed. "So he brought
 6 II |   corner, the only~spot in the house where he could be safe."~ ~"
 7 III|         he~did not occupy this house until after the catastrophe
 8 IV |        reached the door of the~house.~ ~"Oh! Ginevra, if it concerned
 9 IV |      my brother and~burned our house. My father then massacred
10 IV |    before~they set fire to the house."~ ~"I do not know," replied
11 IV |      as you are in my father's house you have nothing to fear;
12 IV |      energy, from her~father's house, and did not leave him till
13 IV |     till she saw him reach the house~where Servin had engaged
14 IV |    Ginevra sought to leave the house at the hour when~she usually
15 IV |       his heart. "Go, leave my house,~unhappy girl," he added,
16 IV |     the arm to the gate of the house and~silently put her out.~ ~"
17 V  |       driven from her father's house she went to~ask Madame Servin
18 V  |     the servant of the lodging house brought to Ginevra's room~
19 V  |    blessed air of her~father's house, to fling herself at his
20 V  |      was the proprietor of the~house in which the young couple
21 V  |       hurried his bride to the house they were to occupy. Their~
22 V  |     high wall of a neighboring house, and the court-yard, from
23 V  |        were there in that~vast house, lost in the immensity of