Chapter

1 I   |     in itself, irritated Jean merely by the tone given to it,
2 II  | essence of jealousy, which is merely because it is! I must keep
3 II  |      hospitable shore saying, merely by the mechanical and regular
4 III |   made Jean not inheritor but merely a trustee.~As he made his
5 III |       t he, Louise?”~His wife merely answered: “Yes; he was a
6 V   |   disaster of which the shock merely jarred us at first, had,
7 VII |       reasoned nor argued, he merely laid his two hands on his
8 VIII|     entered first, instead of merely holding out her hands as