Chapter

 1  2,3|           ideas don't coincide with mine. I shall never consent to
 2  3,1|           wretchedness and shame is mine no longer!" ~ ~"Oh, monsieur,
 3  4,1|      thought be of vengeance! It is mine. But upon whom can I wreak
 4  5,6|           far from conflicting with mine, will be of service to me.
 5  7,1|          won't be from any fault of mine," he answered with unmistakable
 6  7,5|            but I shall not renounce mine. I am your son, and I shall
 7  7,5|            family - your master and mine. Ah! this seems to disturb
 8  7,7|       treatment. Is it any fault of mine that Madame d'Argeles is
 9  8,4|      dressmaker, I will take you to mine, who works like an angel.
10 10,2|         continued: "It's a fancy of mine - that's all. I have eight
11 12,4|             the dying; I shall keep mine even though my heart break.'
12 12,4|          follow it out, Valorsay is mine!" ~ ~
13 13,1|            which are identical with mine. You can give the money
14 13,6|             price for services like mine. When, on two different
15 14,5|           am after! It's rightfully mine, and I'm determined to have
16 15,1|          felt that it was no longer mine - that I was no longer free!
17 15,4|          life - by a single word of mine, and to find that he had
18 15,4|             his sufferings equalled mine, increased my courage a
19 16,1| acknowledged heir! the millions are mine!" And without giving his
20 16,4|          The remaining five will be mine. Come, confess that the
21 17,4|           an old promissory note of mine for fourpence, and then
22 19,3|              he exclaimed. "You are mine - nothing shall part us
23 19,5|         resumed: "For your sake and mine, we must conquer, at any