Chap.

1        5|  husband in order to effect a reconciliation between them at home.~Muffat
2        8|  women would rejoice over the reconciliation the whole afternoon through.
3       10|   them a louis as a pledge of reconciliation. She suffered too much if
4       12|  moment I have hopes that the reconciliation will be shortly effected.”~
5       12|     And she takes part in the reconciliation, the devil she does! What?
6       12|     alike. This completed the reconciliation, and Muffat, remorseful
7       13| tortures of a whole week. His reconciliation with his wife had rendered
8       13|       the countess. Was their reconciliation good for nothing then? She