Chapter

1  7,3|      been separated? She almost doubted it, she had lived so near
2  7,4|       betrayed my secret! And I doubted your courage, my Wilkie!
3  7,6|      her." ~The baron no longer doubted the correctness of his conjectures,
4  8,2|          Madame Leon in no wise doubted but this favor was due to
5 10,3|    debts. To tell the truth, he doubted it. In the rough draft which
6 13,8|        very last moment, he had doubted the promises of this unknown
7 16,3|       This morning I might have doubted, but now, thanks to that
8 17,4|        he faltered. ~Vantrasson doubted no longer. "So you confess
9 19,3| exclaimed. "You believed that I doubted you? I! Like you, I have