Chap.

1        3|    muttered La Faloise, whose constant pretense it was to be bored
2        7|       a fact which caused her constant surprise, seeing that she
3        9| against her in return for the constant devotion, the personal beauty,
4       11| strict advice she had and the constant watching! Well, my dear,
5       12|      nay, she was even in the constant habit of wearing a medal
6       12|   indeed come up. As became a constant inmate of the house, he
7       13|    which kept her in Paris in constant dread of some final catastrophe.
8       14|    bands of men in blouses. A constant forward movement seemed