Chapter

1  9,5|              Marguerite as if he were trying to read her very soul. Was
2 15,2|           hesitated, and seemed to be trying to gain time instead of
3 15,3|              the whole truth, without trying either to conceal or justify
4 16,4|              s what I've in vain been trying to convince myself of,"
5 18,1|        message to send to you, he was trying to find a person whom he
6 18,2|              her head lowered, vainly trying to find words to express
7 18,4|           sound of hammering. She was trying to imagine the cause of
8 19,4| correspondence, and, under pretext of trying it, took a copy of M. de