Chapter

 1  2,5|   gambling - with a woman named Lia d'Argeles. She's rather
 2  3,4|       was Kami-Bey's companion, Lia d'Argeles's friend, and
 3  4,2|      baron. ~It was Job, Madame Lia d'Argeles's confidential
 4  5,2|        Having discovered Madame Lia d'Argeles's secret, the
 5  5,4|    Wilkie and confess that she, Lia d'Argeles, is a Chalusse,
 6  5,6|      intense when he heard that Lia d'Argeles was a Chalusse,
 7  5,6|         and now she is known as Lia d'Argeles." ~M. Wilkie sprang
 8  5,6|     Wilkie sprang to his feet. "Lia d'Argeles!" he exclaimed.
 9  6,1| whispered these words in Madame Lia d'Argeles's heart when M.
10  6,1|         This man knew that she, Lia d'Argeles, was really a
11  6,1|        But where can the son of Lia d'Argeles hide his disgrace
12  6,1| gentleman for twenty years with Lia d'Argeles's money?" Yes,
13  6,2|         I done?" ~"You, my poor Lia - nothing!" ~"Then - what
14  6,2|      discovering him. Ah, well, Lia, I have discovered him.
15  6,2|         plans. Do you remember, Lia, the day when I met you
16  6,3|          and diamonds of Madame Lia d'Argeles will be sold without
17  6,4|       me?" ~"A respected woman, Lia. You will go to England,
18  6,4|        always at your disposal, Lia." ~ ~
19  7,4|         again. From this moment Lia d'Argeles is dead." ~M.
20  7,4|  changed when you compelled me, Lia d'Argeles, to say, 'Well,
21  7,5|         obliged to confess that Lia d'Argeles is a Chalusse -
22  7,5|     that you were once known as Lia d'Argeles. I wager one hundred
23  7,7|      hope for the best, my dear Lia." ~She shook her head despondingly. "
24  7,7|    employer. "You are mistaken, Lia," he replied. "M. Fortunat
25  7,7|       has betrayed YOU, my poor Lia, he has only been a little
26 14,1|       his hand to strike Madame Lia d'Argeles, his mother, a
27 14,1|        which he had left Madame Lia d'Argeles, his mother, who
28 14,5|        recognized the notorious Lia d'Argeles, who, only the
29 14,5|         desire that the name of Lia d'Argeles should not be
30 15,6|         in it under the name of Lia d'Argeles. ~"But this was
31 15,6|        notoriety to the name of Lia d'Argeles. I had magnificent
32 16,1|       Paris when it learns that Lia d'Argeles was a virtuous
33 20,3|       Gordon, formerly known as Lia d'Argeles, who now keeps