Chapter

 1 VIII  |          will not take it amiss,~Leopold, if I change my mind and
 2 VIII  |          or at Lucerne," replied Leopold, "the difference is not
 3 VIII  |   classical~tour in Switzerland. Leopold, by his father's determination,
 4 VIII  |        him to be a docile pupil. Leopold could see himself~a notary
 5 VIII  | presented~a strong contrast with Leopold's, and their antagonism
 6 VIII  |       the friendship which bound Leopold to~Rodolphe and Rodolphe
 7 VIII  |         Rodolphe and Rodolphe to Leopold, since she saw in the cold
 8 VIII  |    three-and-forty, had~inspired Leopold with an ardent passion.
 9 VIII  |         even more intimate.~ ~So Leopold, knowing Rodolphe well,
10 IX    |    Saint-Gothard, and he watched~Leopold as he set out, moved by
11 IX    |       shore, could no longer see Leopold's boat, he~turned to examine
12 X     |          honor depended on it.~ ~Leopold returned from his excursion
13 X     |       their luggage and letters. Leopold brought back the~most fatal,
14 X     |         fatal~letter, written by Leopold's father, had reached Lucerne
15 X     |       for Fluelen.~ ~In spite of Leopold's utmost precautions, Rodolphe
16 X     |        nervous fever. As soon as Leopold saw his friend out of danger,
17 XV    |      hand:--~ ~Albert Savaron to Leopold Hannequin.~ ~"Yes, 'tis
18 XV    |         is dawning. Yes, my dear Leopold, after so many~abortive
19 XVI   |          again. But, oh, my dear~Leopold, how the soul is worn by
20 XVI   |      undertake.~ ~"Well, my dear Leopold, I packed up my books in
21 XVII  |                XVII~"Oh! my dear Leopold, no gambler with the last
22 XVII  |   Argaiolo! Nay, more than this, Leopold; there are days when I feel~
23 XVII  |    secrecy of Albert's letter to Leopold; she had~several times asked
24 XIX   |           with money lent him by Leopold~Hannequin, a house which
25 XX    |          from Albert's letter to Leopold how deeply the Vicar-General
26 XXVII |          Albert's~fate, Monsieur Leopold Hannequin, a notary in Paris,
27 XXVII |        to~Besancon from Monsieur Leopold Hannequin, armed with a
28 XXVII |       the Vicar-General wrote to Leopold. This was the~worthy notary'
29 XXVIII|    letters, with that written to Leopold~Hannequin by the Vicar-General,
30 Add   |     Massimilla Doni~ ~Hannequin, Leopold~Beatrix~Cousin Betty~Cousin