Chapter

1  1,1|      mother to think of; - he belonged to this brave-hearted woman,
2  1,1| cruelty of relatives. For she belonged, like her husband, to a
3  5,3|  lofty an air as if all Paris belonged to him, or as if he had
4  5,6|     going mad. "I knew that I belonged to a noble family," he began. "
5 13,1| confidence?" ~"Yes, and if it belonged to me I should not hesitate." ~
6 19,4|    large fortune which really belonged to them. Believing that