Chapter

 1 I  | profligate or entirely artless. Strange scion of an adventuress,
 2 I  |       at random. It must make a strange sort of mixture in her head.”~“
 3 I  |    novels, she must see it in a strange light, and construct queer
 4 I  |      was a little flushed, with strange eyes, ardent and timid,
 5 II |      They cast upon the table a strange, pale gleam beneath the
 6 II |           It is this. Something strange has just happened.”~“What
 7 III|       she heard nothing more. A strange shudder passed over her
 8 III|     disheveled hair, looking so strange that she did not recognize
 9 IV |       if she had opposite her a strange person, a new friend.~She
10 IV |       mischievous glance, and a strange fancy came to her mind.
11 IV |        cotton. A strong, sweet, strange odor arose; and as she brought
12 IV |   meaning. She was in a kind of strange and changing fairyland.~