Chapter

 1 I   |  such a state. You are not a child.”~And he shrugged his shoulders
 2 IV  |    was in that year that the child had scarlet fever, and Marechal,
 3 IV  |   loved and petted the first child, the jeweller’s child, till
 4 IV  |  first child, the jeweller’s child, till the second was born;
 5 IV  |  whole fortune to the second child! Why?~The man had all his
 6 IV  |     the supposition that the child was his. He was casting
 7 V   |     that his brother was the child of a stranger’s love?~And
 8 V   |    since his brother was the child of a stranger; nothing was
 9 V   |  woman’s husband—and not her child—he would have gripped her
10 VI  |     she might have scolded a child:~“Will you be quiet?”~These
11 VI  |  friend, you are no longer a child, and I am not a young girl.
12 VII |      self, she said:~“No, my child; it is true.”~And they remained
13 VII |     went on:~“It is true, my child. Why lie about it? It is
14 VII |      nothing more to say, my child. Good-bye.” And she went
15 VII |      not say that.”~“Yes, my child, I must go away. I do not
16 VII |       now, at once.”~“No, my child.”~“Yes, mother, you must;
17 VII |     hear? You must.”~“No, my child, it is impossible. It would
18 VII |   arm’s length she said:~“My child, let us try and be calm
19 VII |      you because you are his child, and I could never be ashamed
20 VII |    cannot— then good-bye, my child; it is impossible that we
21 VIII|    better go to call him, my child; it hurts his feelings if
22 VIII| under the sense of being the child of this well-meaning lout.~
23 VIII|  kissed her a long time as a child of her own might have done;
24 IX  |      she would never see the child again.~“Why are you crying?”