Chapter

1  7,6|       right do you meddle with my affairs?" ~"By the right that every
2 10,2| Ferailleur then. As to Valorsay's affairs, I am better acquainted
3 11,4|           s acquaintance with her affairs, for she was not at all
4 11,5|    Fortunat seemed to take in her affairs aroused her distrust; and
5 13,6|         much engrossed in his own affairs to note the momentary agitation
6 13,8|            the truth is this - my affairs are terribly involved." ~"
7 14,5|          I came to talk about our affairs, you know," he replied, "
8 18,2|        pretext that some domestic affairs required her attention.