Chapter

 1 I   |    lawyer smiled.~“I was very glad,” he said, “to announce
 2 II  |     pier. He felt better, and glad to have understood, to have
 3 II  |     are a rich man. I am very glad to have come upon you this
 4 II  |       really? Well, I am very glad.”~Then Marowsko took counsel
 5 III | simple matter, and he will be glad to do so much for me.”~As
 6 III |    grace of his own home? How glad he would be to know a woman,
 7 IV  |   again, you cannot think how glad he was and how he petted
 8 V   |   opinion. He would have been glad that all the world should
 9 V   |    thought that Jean might be glad to have it.”~Roland exclaimed:~“
10 V   |  himself—at once tortured and glad:~“She must be in misery
11 VI  |  fancy that—that you were not glad.”~“Yes, indeed, I am—very
12 VI  |        Yes, indeed, I am—very glad.”~“Really and truly?”~“Really
13 VII |        You cannot imagine how glad I am.”~They looked at each
14 VIII|         Yes, I should be very glad.”~After thinking a few minutes
15 VIII|     little while. I should be glad to rest.”~She felt herself
16 IX  |      and murmured:~“I am very glad you have been successful.”~
17 IX  |       she went on:~“I am very glad that he is to marry Mme.