Chapter

1  9,6|       the time when she was an apprentice drove her nearly frantic. "
2 11,4|       could be the poor little apprentice whom he had seen in the
3 12,1|       the time when she was an apprentice?" ~ ~
4 12,2|       was formerly bound as an apprentice." ~Standing opposite his
5 12,2|    Marguerite had once been an apprentice of Vantrasson's brother-in-law,
6 12,2| regretted the loss of the best apprentice, the most honest servant,
7 12,2|  violent fancy to his sister's apprentice. This man, who has since
8 12,2|        fancied the poor little apprentice - she was then but thirteen
9 12,2|      had not seen their former apprentice since she had been living