Chapter

1  3,3| without good and substantial reasons." ~"You are mistaken." ~"
2  4,1|      However, he had special reasons for preserving his temper,
3  7,7|   And then, remembering what reasons the baron had for hating
4  9,3|   Leon, who had not the same reasons as her dear child for wishing
5 14,3|   Wilkie was ignorant of the reasons that induced his distinguished
6 15,4|  Paris that I discovered the reasons that had influenced him
7 16,2|  gentlemen have not the same reasons for keeping silent." ~"Excuse
8 17,2|      man who had such strong reasons for concealing himself?