Chapter

 1 Int |       him at intervals, became affected, and a celebrated oculist
 2 III |    strangely disturbed, and so affected that the slightest thing
 3 III |       Rosalie, who was so much affected at the sight of M. de Lamare’
 4 V   |      his family.~Jeanne was so affected that she almost cried.~Then,
 5 V   |       15th of October.~Jeanne, affected by the cold wind that seemed
 6 VI  |    Little mother wept; Jeanne, affected, wiped away some tears;
 7 VI  | parcels. Rosalie, also greatly affected, assisted her. When this
 8 VI  |     alive. She had not been so affected on kissing her father and
 9 VII |     Well then——?”~Jeanne, much affected, became excited: “But you
10 IX  |     difficult and wheezing and affected those near her with a painful
11 IX  |     stolen.”~All these details affected her. They seemed like revelations,
12 XI  |      however, who was becoming affected, cut short the adieus by
13 XIII|        train. Rosalie was also affected and said: “Good-by, madame,