Part, Chapter

1  I, 6 |    wearied of it, would not confess it, continued from habit,
2 II, 1 | just send your daughters to confess to fellows which such a
3 II, 13|  has always seemed to me, I confess, very susceptible. And so
4 III, 1|   all the same. She did not confess her passion for another;
5 III, 5|   credit.~“Really, you must confess, considering the quantity,
6 III, 5|    had paid two-thirds, and confess, consequently, the sale
7 III, 5|  poor fellow was obliged to confess the promise torn from him
8 III, 7|    she confessed or did not confess, presently, immediately,
9 III, 8|   kitten—~“You love others, confess it! Oh, I understand them,