Chapter

1  1,1|       their equilibrium, one can measure the distance which separates
2  6,4|    furious air. And then I could measure the depths of the abyss
3  6,5|      success depends, in a great measure, upon the fancied security
4 10,6|          give me fifteen sous to measure such a distance as that!
5 11,3|      salvation he would, in some measure, atone for the crime he
6 14,4|      influence I become, in some measure at least, your sponsor.
7 16,2|      doctor, that I have in some measure prepared this gentleman" -
8 18,2| astonished and humiliated beyond measure, the young girl listened