Chap.

1        2|    the other, while his looks betrayed the extreme of emotion.
2        6|  white, virginal face had not betrayed a trace of emotion.~“Dear
3        7| shadows, that he was evermore betrayed and alone.~Day broke at
4        7|     his pale, bewildered face betrayed the prodigal returning from
5        8|      deep silence.~Nobody had betrayed her; Nana was saved. Shivering
6        9|     that she would never have betrayed him if he had really loved
7       10|       and vulgar magnificence betrayed the ex–flower seller who