Chapter

1  3,4|         with difficulty repressed a movement of eager curiosity, and
2  3,4| smoking-room. He had heard a slight movement there; and he trembled with
3  6,5|        watch the poor woman's every movement. ~Both rooms were full,
4  7,3|            woman misunderstood this movement. "Great God!" she exclaimed, "
5 13,4|     following his enemy's slightest movement with eager curiosity. ~Countless
6 15,1|           side, he watched my every movement with burning eyes in which
7 18,3|            upon his mind. He made a movement as if to leave the room,