Chapter

 1  1,2|    Madeleine, and its aspect was perfectly in keeping with its owner'
 2  3,1| transformed, his lips had become perfectly white, and his eyes seemed
 3  5,2|          the ocean. He was sure, perfectly sure, that he had made a
 4  5,2|     while he remembered the word perfectly well, no recollection remained
 5  5,6|          of days. He knew Wilkie perfectly well, and felt that it was
 6  7,5|         understood the situation perfectly. With her experience of
 7  9,4|          I understand their game perfectly, and know why they wish
 8 10,6|         of his services - as was perfectly natural under the circumstances. "
 9 11,2|        contents of the letter as perfectly as if he had read it. M.
10 13,5|        me, and we are each of us perfectly independent of the other." ~ ~
11 13,8|         emotion, and it was in a perfectly calm voice that he replied: "
12 14,3|          unavoidable, he will be perfectly willing to advance the necessary
13 14,4|        Coralth understood Wilkie perfectly. The fear of being considered
14 14,5|  servants remembered the visitor perfectly; they now knew who he really
15 15,2|    enjoyed, we thought ourselves perfectly secure from observation,
16 15,6|      copy of my renunciation - a perfectly valid document, since the
17 16,3|       name of Wilkie, I am sure, perfectly, mathematically sure of
18 16,4|    legatee. And this document is perfectly en regle, and unattackable.
19 17,3|   answered them very readily. He perfectly remembered having been sent
20 17,4|        fun." ~M. Maumejan seemed perfectly satisfied with this explanation;
21 18,5|        not deserted her, and she perfectly understood all that Marguerite'
22 20,1|      clothes did not fit them as perfectly; on the other hand, there
23 20,2|     Maumejan!" ~It seemed such a perfectly natural thing to M. de Valorsay