Chapter

 1 I     |      cried.~ ~"Won!" replied the Vicar-General. "The verdict of the Court,
 2 I     |         from hence," replied the Vicar-General.~"Monsieur Savaron lives
 3 IV    |           with closed doors. The Vicar-General, the dear Abbe~Grancey,
 4 V     | conversation in the hands of the~Vicar-General.~ ~"The President of the
 5 V     |  Certainly, madame," replied the Vicar-General.~ ~"Well, tell us about
 6 V     |  daughter, who, all the~time the Vicar-General had been speaking, seemed
 7 VI    |       Rosalie point-blank to the Vicar-General, during a moment of silence.~ ~
 8 VI    | exchanged rapid glances with the Vicar-General.~ ~"What can that matter
 9 VII   |       Rosalie now understood the Vicar-General's words in their~fullest
10 VII   |          left the church.~ ~"The Vicar-General was right," thought she. "/
11 XVI   |           and work at night. The Vicar-General, a~man of parts, and very
12 XVI   |         friend,~I think, of this Vicar-General.~ ~"Now I am overwhelmed
13 XVII  |        can command, those of the~Vicar-General, of the persons I can oblige,
14 XIX   |       understood the lawyer. The Vicar-General had~come to introduce to
15 XX    |        to Leopold how deeply the Vicar-General had~pledged himself.~ ~Four
16 XX    |        the localities," said the Vicar-General.~ ~"Girardet can go," said
17 XXI   |   preliminary meeting, found the Vicar-General and the~lawyer cold, calm,
18 XXII  |           He dared not go to the~Vicar-General, and the Vicar-General never
19 XXII  |       the~Vicar-General, and the Vicar-General never showed himself. Albert
20 XXIII |      time Albert understood. The Vicar-General would not be implicated~
21 XXIV  |       for the Chapter," said the Vicar-General, smiling.~"Now, as to all
22 XXIV  |          He must be dead!"~ ~The Vicar-General stepped out into the garden,
23 XXIV  |          Rosalie's face~that the Vicar-General could not detect it. He
24 XXIV  |        Abbe de Godenars, another Vicar-General,~a man of about forty, who
25 XXIV  |         said the Baroness.~ ~The Vicar-General read the letter; he saw
26 XXIV  |     Albert Savarus!" thought the Vicar-General.~ ~ ~
27 XXV   |       Girardet the~attorney, the Vicar-General, and Rosalie--were seriously
28 XXVI  |          When, after dinner, the Vicar-General took Mademoiselle de Watteville~
29 XXVI  |          she must confess to the Vicar-General the~horrible machinations
30 XXVI  |   written so much astonished the Vicar-General that he~read them a second
31 XXVII |        honor to truth," said the Vicar-General.~"Place the real and the
32 XXVII |             On hearing this, the Vicar-General wrote to Leopold. This was
33 XXVII |      Monsieur l'Abbe de Grancey,~Vicar-General of the Diocese of Besancon.~ ~ ~"
34 XXVIII|    received this letter the good Vicar-General wrote to the~General of
35 XXVIII|      Monsieur l'Abbe de Grancey,~Vicar-General of the Diocese of Besancon.~ ~ ~"
36 XXVIII|            Satan!" exclaimed the Vicar-General.~ ~Towards the end of that
37 XXVIII|         Leopold~Hannequin by the Vicar-General, and the notary's reply,