Chapter

 1 II   | dainty brunette, attired in a simple, dark robe; a red rose in
 2 III  |     was not a reproach, but a simple question.~He stammered: “
 3 V    |     He replied: “That is very simple. I will move.”~She murmured: “
 4 IX   |      that she was coming to a simple home; she had formed no
 5 XI   |  question of money—you are as simple as Forestier.”~Her object
 6 XI   | smiled and replied: “What! as simple as that stupid fellow?”~
 7 XI   |     was necessary to win that simple woman gradually, to persuade
 8 XII  |    write a leading article, a simple declaration of principles;
 9 XIII |     and that he would be very simple not to profit by the results
10 XIV  |   nonchalant air: “It is very simple. As you said just now, we
11 XIV  |    replied: “Oh, that is very simple. We have no children; you
12 XV   |       His head, His eyes, how simple and supernatural He is at
13 XVIII|   marry another. What is more simple than that?”~She murmured: “