Chapter

1  5,5|  forehead when he thought of his peril. He passionately longed
2  6,1| reflected, the more imminent her peril seemed, for she realized
3  6,3|        in which I was placed. My peril is imminent; I have only
4 13,6|          to the magnitude of the peril from which I rescued you." ~
5 13,6|          is not at the moment of peril that people endure the worst
6 19,5|       and fought. In the hour of peril I found myself endowed with