Chapter

 1 II  |         twenty~francs a year to a child of fifteen, without counting
 2 IV  |         for being too hard on the child, "Leave me to manage her,~
 3 IV  |          mamma," replied the poor child one day, "if I made him
 4 VI  |       that matter to you, my dear child?" she said to Rosalie,~with
 5 VIII|         to the munificence of her child's father~for a sum of more
 6 VIII|          to live and to~bring her child up suitably, and he was
 7 IX  |          girl of fourteen, a~dumb child, much attached to Miss Fanny,
 8 IX  |        was the old man's youngest~child, and the object of his adulation.
 9 IX  |          of Sicilian, origin. The child had the~golden-brown color
10 X   |           tears~flowed freely.~ ~"Child!" said she. "But there is
11 XI  |         your~master and mistress, child? Tell me, I will give you
12 XI  | coquettish, as gay, as glad, as a child which~knows nothing of the
13 XIII|          dear~man, as simple as a child, and with whom I can do
14 XIII|        cloister, being the~fourth child of Prince and Princess Colonna;
15 XV  |        father's and mother's only child. You have more to~hope for
16 XV  |           of nothing else, like a child, she ended by~believing
17 XIX |       look at me."~ ~"Rosalie, my child, what are you thinking about?
18 XX  |         what next?"~ ~"Indeed, my child, between ourselves, it is
19 XXII|          man's shoulder. He was a~child again; he cried as he had