Chapter

1 1 |        with a certain impatience, evidently annoyed by their remaining
2 5 |           anew by Cahusac, became evidently paler, but did not give
3 14|        which her face was covered evidently turned pale--" ~"And then,
4 19|      Tours? Yes, that may be. You evidently know her. But why did she
5 24|        saddlehorses. These horses evidently belonged to the three men,
6 39|        for the poor woman who had evidently exposed herself to great
7 41|         another musket. ~This was evidently an ambuscade. ~The young
8 41| pocketbook, a purse, in which was evidently a part of the sum which
9 56|       dissipated. The chamber was evidently furnished for the reception