Chapter

 1 III | met below, insisted—I dare scarcely tell you my errand—I worked
 2 IV  | alone and they shall see.” Scarcely had he entered than he began
 3 V   |   the restaurants he could scarcely resist their temptations.
 4 VII |   s house, although it was scarcely eight o’clock. M. Walter
 5 VII |   his brain whirled and he scarcely knew what was taking place.
 6 VII |    looked in the glass; he scarcely recognized his own face,
 7 VIII|  was his friend, though he scarcely recognized him. Forestier
 8 VIII|  so faintly that one could scarcely hear him. He repeated:~“
 9 IX  | name is Du Roy de Cantel.”~Scarcely had he entered his apartments
10 XI  |  me what ails Laurine; she scarcely bade me good morning and
11 XIII|  serious, she examined the scarcely perceptible thread more
12 XIV |    She trembled, and could scarcely take out the pins which
13 XV  |  it is excellent.”~Georges scarcely heard his words. He was
14 XV  |  stifles me, and leaves me scarcely strength enough to move