Chapter

1 III|  her account," remarked the baroness.~ ~"She said she did not
2 III|     pale, and wrinkled, the~baroness exactly resembled those
3 IV |   The pale, wan face of the baroness recovered its usual tones,
4 IV |     She is right," said the baroness. "We are sent into the world
5 IV |  time you ceased," said the baroness, in a trembling voice.~ ~"
6 IV |  worn and weary face of the baroness an expression of terror.~ ~"
7 IV |       here he turned to the~baroness, "hoping or expecting that
8 IV |  the glance of a~tiger. The baroness was mute and passive. Ginevra,
9 V  | found a~purse, in which the baroness had put the money belonging