Chapter

1  5,4| Patterson, which was couched as follows: ~"MY DEAR SIR, a considerable
2  6,2|     leaden slumber which always follows a great mental crisis, and
3  9,4|        postscript which read as follows: "When you come on Tuesday
4 10,3|       addressed the envelope as follows: "Monsieur le Vicomte de
5 11,1|     indifference which at times follows great misfortunes with weak
6 18,1|         she now produced ran as follows: ~"MY DEAR CHILD - At last
7 19,2|     trembling hand, and read as follows: ~"We are approaching the
8 19,4|         a letter, which read as follows: ~"'MY DEAR COUNT DE CHALUSSE -