Chapter

1  3,1|       an apparition, and he was vainly striving to drive away a
2  4,1|         the secret which he had vainly pursued for years. The old
3  6,2|    sister of the man whom I was vainly pursuing? And yet this might
4 11,4|    first surprise was over, she vainly endeavored to find a plausible
5 15,4|  differently? - that was what I vainly puzzled my brain to explain.
6 18,2| listened with her head lowered, vainly trying to find words to
7 19,1|      Fondege was wrong, for she vainly plied the girl with questions