Chapter

 1  3,4|      discover the child, but its father also. He had sworn to kill
 2  5,2|       phrases. The English word "father" was among those that lingered
 3  5,4| creditors that his lordship, his father, would some day or other
 4  5,4|        was not M. Wilkie's noble father that arrived, but a letter
 5  6,2|   offspring I might discover the father. Ah, well! I've found what
 6  6,4|   account of my unborn child. My father and mother had died, and
 7  7,5|    control of it belongs to your father." ~M. Wilkie was thunderstruck. "
 8  7,5|        was thunderstruck. "To my father?" he exclaimed. "Impossible!" ~"
 9  7,5|            And my husband - your father - is not dead. If he is
10  7,5|       people." ~"And what was my father's name?" ~"Arthur Gordon -
11  7,5|             Yes." ~"And - -is my father rich?" he inquired. ~"No." ~"
12  7,6|        had to expect from such a father as that. Anger now followed
13  7,6|      domineered over by a brutal father. "Ah! I understand your
14  7,6|       put the property out of my father's reach before he could
15  7,6|        affair public, so that my father will hear of it and defraud
16  8,1|      millionaires like your poor father. We have only a modest competence,
17  8,2|     people who had not known her father, the wood merchant, saw
18  8,3|       girl who had just lost her father and all her hopes of fortune.
19  8,5|     Chalusse, if she had known a father's and a mother's tender
20  9,6|         they have stolen from my father - that they have stolen
21 10,4|         heartily laughed. "Well, Father Moulinet," cried the servant
22 10,5|         And I have been treating Father Moulinet and this worthy
23 11,1|         him for her husband; her father, who could refuse her nothing,
24 11,2|        Paul." ~"Do you know your father?" ~"No." ~"Doesn't your
25 11,2|       had she told him about his father? That he was rich, and that,
26 12,1|   markets, till the day when her father found her. It is a miracle
27 12,4|       who has promised her dying father to renounce the man she
28 12,4| Marguerite writes to me that her father, on his death-bed, made
29 13,6|      their friends? If their own father, of whom they always speak
30 13,6|       existence, will, providing father N - - offers unquestionable
31 14,1|         pictured the form of his father, this man whom he did not
32 14,3|        resistance, and even your father's pretentions." ~"Yes, but
33 14,4|      thing is to circumvent your father, the terrible man with whom
34 15,1|      unhappy. I scarcely knew my father, who was devoured by ambition,
35 15,1|         meet Arthur Gordon, your father. I saw him for the first
36 15,1|        natural enemy - but to my father. However, he chanced to
37 15,1|          my presence, even in my father's house. For instance, every
38 15,4|         had been addressed to my father's millions, not to myself.
39 15,4|         I saw but little of your father. He had formed the acquaintance
40 15,4|       Europe. He had heard of my father and mother's death, and
41 15,4|    sufferings, nor shame for his father's infamy that agitated him,
42 15,4|     Would he be able to hold his father at bay even with the assistance
43 15,5|      great was my fear that your father would discover our hiding-place.
44 15,5|        of want or return to your father. I preferred death. Toward
45 15,6|          a girl I often heard my father say that his income amounted
46 15,6|       make of you. Whenever your father makes his appearance and
47 15,6|          ought to pursue. "If my father is reasonable, I will be
48 18,2|       For I know not how long my father and mother have continually
49 18,2|          so audacious if I had a father or a brother to resent your
50 18,3|   possible?" he murmured. ~"Your father has met me five or six times
51 18,3|       accused of the theft. Your father must have told you of this,
52 18,3|    imperious voice: "Where is my father?" ~"The General has just
53 18,5|   endeavored to deprive me of my father's love and protection? I
54 19,3|          Count de Chalusse, your father. This surprises you, does
55 19,3|          The marquis wished your father to acknowledge you before
56 19,4|         what passed between your father and the General - we can
57 19,4|         hour of courage. My poor father's plan also occurred to
58 19,5|        where they will find your father's will and the receipt given
59 20,1|         hand, the thought of his father, the terrible chevalier