Chapter

1  2,2|    humiliating scene undoubtedly caused her, she condescended to
2  5,5| matutinal visit to M. Wilkie was caused by a fear that he might
3  7,7|         were twenty. We have all caused our mothers many anxious
4  8,5|          of their existence, and caused them to welcome anything
5 10,4|          thorough scoundrel if I caused you a moment's sorrow. And
6 13,6|         worst troubles have been caused by those who called themselves
7 14,5|          had been the sufferings caused her by the shameful conduct
8 15,3|      This would, of course, have caused a great scandal; the next