Chapter

1  6,2|  like spectres before her troubled brain. The horror of the
2  7,1| had soon vanished. He was troubled by no foolish prejudices,
3  9,1|   years, if need be. What troubled her most was that she could
4 13,5|  rich man like you can be troubled about such a trifling sum,
5 14,1| scattered wits. What most troubled and disquieted him was not
6 16,1|  the thief?" ~The valet's troubled glance betrayed an uneasy