Chapter

1  7,1|      but this shadow had soon vanished. He was troubled by no foolish
2  7,4|      in the hearts of mothers vanished from Madame d'Argeles's
3  7,6| yellow-haired mistresses, all vanished. He pictured himself reduced
4 11,2|  madness. Had this great love vanished? Had poverty and sorrow
5 13,1|  baron's house that his fears vanished. The manner in which the
6 13,6|     the shadow of a doubt, it vanished now. "Ah!" he sneered, "
7 16,1|     the house his emotion had vanished, and he was thinking how