Chapter

1  3,3|          girl whom I have always suspected of having an account book
2  6,1|      caught. Perhaps he had only suspected the truth when he presented
3  6,4|          head. I ought not to be suspected of exaggeration when I speak
4 11,4|     gentleman, whom she strongly suspected of being a hypocrite. She
5 13,6|         would have sworn that he suspected who his visitor really was.
6 15,3|          in my mind, and I never suspected that a few francs more or
7 17,4| Imprudent youth! alas, he little suspected what a liberty M. Fortunat
8 19,1|         no means overshrewd, she suspected some great mystery, some
9 20,2|  censuring themselves for having suspected him, the very soul of honor,