Chapter

1  6,2| it. She knew what mental agony had urged the baron to a
2  7,2| t conceive the frightful agony it costs a mother to separate
3  7,3|  her hands clasped in an agony of supplication, while he
4 13,4|  of thirty servants? His agony, when he thought of his
5 13,6|  people endure the worst agony; it is afterward, when they
6 15,2| experience anew the same agony of terror she had felt twenty
7 19,3| past and the future, the agony they had endured, the dangers