Chapter

 1 I  |    when your mother was taken ill. Of course we knew at once
 2 II |       behind his back. He was ill at ease, oppressed, out
 3 III|   after which every guest was ill for a fortnight. Mme. Rosemilly,
 4 IV |  which will make people speak ill of your mother.”~Perhaps,
 5 VI |       not to hear; she seemed ill and was very pale. Several
 6 VI | Really, Louise, you look very ill; you tire yourself too much
 7 VI |       see that your mother is ill. Have you questioned her,
 8 VI |    can do for you, as you are ill.”~Then she raised her arm
 9 VI |     leaps.~“You are certainly ill,” he murmured. “You must
10 VII|       Roland that I was taken ill.”~“That is out of the question,