Chapter

1  3,1|   have my revenge. But before striking him, I wish to reach the
2  7,7| public odium prevents me from striking M. de Coralth in my own
3  9,5|    just and noble cause. This striking contrast - this struggle
4 14,2|    who had prevented him from striking his mother, he turned crimson,
5 14,3|     temper which was the most striking characteristic of his nature,
6 17,1|       trust me," he rejoined, striking his chest with his clinched