Chapter

 1 27|          the host into a burning fever. ~In the meantime, Grimaud
 2 35|      waiting for him. A month of fever could not have changed her
 3 36|        conceal the traces of the fever which had devoured her for
 4 36| brilliancy. At the same time the fever, which for an instant abandoned
 5 36|          as if by the touch that fever which consumed Milady attacked
 6 40|         through his veins like a fever. ~He however kept a good
 7 40|      fact, the evening before, a fever had seized him in the midst
 8 41|         felt himself attacked by fever. He was, notwithstanding,
 9 45|          his frame like a raging fever; he arose in his turn, reached
10 53|          first time. ~"I am in a fever," said she; "I have not
11 59|      eyes, like the effects of a fever; his brow was more pale