Chapter

1  8,1|     invincible determination to triumph or perish, are all required
2  9,5| original?" ~"None." ~A smile of triumph played upon Mademoiselle
3  9,6|       at the very moment of his triumph, she would produce the photograph
4 10,2|   Coralth mustn't be allowed to triumph over the innocent chap he
5 12,3|  himself. "Marguerite alone can triumph over these implacable prejudices,"
6 18,1|      her his arm with an air of triumph to lead her to the dining-room,
7 19,2|      One step more and we shall triumph. But I must see you to-day