Chapter

 1 I  |     replied.~Then with a loud voice, the man opening the door
 2 I  |     greatest charm was in her voice. It came from that mouth
 3 I  |      in her smile, and in her voice he heard what he thought
 4 I  | seemed preoccupied. In a soft voice she said to Servigny:~“You
 5 II |     captured heart, body, and voice. There are peaceful, chosen
 6 II |       called out: “Mamma!” No voice replied. The young girl
 7 II |       alone?”~The tone of her voice did not at all reveal her
 8 II |     continued in a monotonous voice, stopping from time to time
 9 II | somewhat of ill nature in his voice:~“Come now, Yvette, let
10 II |      She asked with a serious voice:~“Why am I crazy? Why should
11 II |     out, answered in a docile voice: “Yes, mamma!”~She kissed
12 III| fantastic scenes.~Just then a voice below her uttered the words: “
13 III|      by still others. And the voice, which she had already heard,
14 III|     And Yvette recognized the voice; it was her mother’s.~A
15 III|    all her might, in a shrill voice: “Mamma!” as a person would
16 III|    Obardi said in a trembling voice: “Listen, my, daughter,
17 III|       bed, and she raised her voice, speaking as they do on
18 III|    Then she said, with a slow voice full of sobs:~“No, mamma,
19 III|   there?”~It was her mother’s voice which replied: “It is I,
20 IV |      she might say in a proud voice:~“My name is Yvette Obardi.”~
21 IV |    saved, of being loved.~The voice of Servigny aroused her.
22 IV |     it sang with a well-known voice the alleluia of love.~It
23 IV |      candle.” Then Servigny’s voice rose, clear and jesting:~“
24 IV |    The Marquise, in a choking voice, cried: “Come, Yvette, answer.”~
25 IV |    and called in his ordinary voice, which seemed nevertheless