Chapter

1  1,1|   find some work, that would furnish her with food and a little
2  6,4|     hospital pallet. It will furnish the subject of a touching,
3  8,3| these relatives of hers will furnish her with excuses for future
4  8,5|      the grocer's refusal to furnish a single bottle of wine
5 10,2|      past life? If so, I can furnish them. I know the brigand.
6 10,6|      and which would plainly furnish evidence if the letter were
7 14,4|     politely, but firmly, to furnish you with the necessary proofs
8 19,2|    and later on might it not furnish venomous Madame de Fondege