Chapter

 1 12|          grouped around me on that fatal evening; but, my Lord, you
 2 13|           the carriage crossed the fatal spot without stopping. There
 3 16| unfortunate persons endowed with a fatal gift, she brought misfortune
 4 16|      touched. Her friendship was a fatal sign which called down persecution.
 5 28|         number thirteen was always fatal to me; it was on the thirteenth
 6 29|           as you do not know, this fatal campaign is to open. I shall
 7 35|            that there is something fatal about her." ~"You are right,"
 8 37|       longer for him that woman of fatal intentions who had for a
 9 50|            could you not stop your fatal career, if you did not do
10 52|            occasions it was to one fatal genius, sent doubtlessly
11 54|      prayer! That knife, which the fatal prudence of the baron deprived
12 55|         were going to complete the fatal project you cherish in your
13 56|         who had already given me a fatal proof of what he was able
14 59|         cannon which announced the fatal event, she had ordered the
15 63|            had had so great and so fatal a share in the misfortune
16 67|            obliged to believe this fatal intelligence; Laporte, detained