Chapter

1 10,1|    can deny the existence of Providence after this?" Like many other
2 10,1| Fortunat piously believed in Providence when things went to his
3 13,7|   explained the situation. ~"Providence is certainly on our side,"
4 14,2|      there must be a special Providence for the benefit of fools!" ~
5 15,2| events which are the work of Providence, was destined to decide
6 18,1|  Fondeges. The protection of Providence was made evident in an unmistakable
7 18,3|   that is all I can promise. Providence shall decide." ~"Thank you,"
8 18,5|  mind. It seemed to him that Providence itself offered him the means