Chapter

1 IV|    things.~Then she thought of chloroform, having read in a newspaper
2 IV|        whom she asked a little chloroform for a tooth which was aching.
3 IV|        each one a few drops of chloroform. She came back in the evening
4 IV|      upon it the big bottle of chloroform beside a handful of wadding.~
5 IV|     her.~Twice she poured more chloroform upon the cotton, eager now
6 IV| without her perceiving it. The chloroform had drawn away her body,
7 IV|     she had done just now. The chloroform quieting her body and her
8 IV|      candle.”~She again poured chloroform on the cotton, but, as she
9 IV|        picked up the bottle of chloroform which had fallen upon the