Par.

 1 15|      who has neither father nor mother? He is an ardent republican.
 2 28|   better, more noble, more of a mother than my own mother. She
 3 28|         of a mother than my own mother. She brought me up. She
 4 39|   brought with him his wife, my mother. When she entered she was
 5 40| immediately thought: 'She is my mother!' but I took care not to
 6 41|     married since last July, my mother having been a widow for
 7 44|      and then said: 'Are you my mother?'~
 8 47|     dare to deny that she is my mother.'~
 9 49|                              My mother, bewildered, kept repeating: '
10 53|      they might not hear me. My mother was still crying. My father