Chapter

1  1,2|       heart, and perceiving his hesitation and weakness she had supplied
2  3,1|    truth? He hesitated, but his hesitation lasted scarcely the tenth
3  3,1|        heard he felt no further hesitation; he could speak with perfect
4 11,1|       took hold of it with some hesitation, eying the messenger suspiciously
5 13,8|      having no time to waste in hesitation, he soon paused in front
6 17,1| auxiliary. Without an instant's hesitation she replied, "I accept your
7 17,4|         entered without further hesitation. ~As Vantrasson heard the
8 17,4|         and it was with evident hesitation that he replied: ~"Yes,
9 19,1|   before. ~This was no time for hesitation, and so she went down-stairs