Chapter

 1 II |       person that I, for one, don't~want to be at war with."~ ~"
 2 II |         hers," she said, "one can't tell how she would~take
 3 II |           on Ginevra.~ ~"She hasn't noticed it!" said Mademoiselle
 4 II |          said nothing.~ ~"It hasn't occurred to her that they
 5 II | Mademoiselle di Piombo, you mustn't be always talking~fashions
 6 III|           month earlier.~ ~"Haven't you noticed, Ginevra, that
 7 III|         eyes flashing.~ ~"Oh! don't be angry, my kind Ginevra,"
 8 III|           grieved I am that I can't be~your companion any longer."~ ~"
 9 III|  to-morrow and reproach him; hadn't you~better warn him."~ ~
10 III|       back."~ ~"Pooh!"~ ~"Oh! don't laugh," said Ginevra. "Listen:
11 III|   explained the matter. But I don't care a~straw about it! Life
12 III|           in astonishment.~ ~"Don't be anxious. I'm the only
13 III|     little straitlaced; and I don't really~see how we are to
14 IV |           cry, as if to say, "Don't be alarmed, it was only
15 IV |          Ginevra!"~ ~"No, you don't love me for myself; your
16 IV |        flashing.~ ~"Father, I don't blame you," replied Ginevra,
17 IV |      leave you alone."~ ~"You don't wish to leave me alone,"
18 IV |        brother notary.~ ~"You can't get anything out of him,"
19 IV |      summons. That old fellow isn't a~comfortable person; he
20 V  |           girl are foolish. I don't know a~braver soldier than