Chapter

1  1,2|   Ah! if she had obeyed the impulse of her heart. Madame Ferailleur
2  7,3| last, yielding to a supreme impulse, she threw her arms around
3  9,2|  she had followed her first impulse, she would have rushed into
4  9,5|   impossible. I came on the impulse of the moment, without any
5 10,2|     enough that this honest impulse on M. Fortunat's part came
6 15,1|    frightened, and my first impulse was to take it, not to my
7 16,1|     he had obeyed his first impulse, he would have darted after
8 17,1|    had yielded to his first impulse he would have thrown himself
9 18,4| reply, but she mastered the impulse, and in a tone of hypocritical