Chapter

 1  1,2|           days had elapsed. If her suspicions had been aroused, this delay
 2  3,2|          to prove to you that your suspicions are without foundation,"
 3  3,4|           would have dispelled any suspicions on the marquis's part was
 4  5,1|        course he would silence the suspicions which had been aroused,
 5  5,1| quarrelsome. No one is above their suspicions when they lose nor above
 6  6,5|             in order to dispel any suspicions that might have been aroused
 7  7,2|   unnatural ring that awakened his suspicions. All Coralth's recommendations
 8  7,6|        start and change color. His suspicions were instantly aroused,
 9  9,1|          decided on one point: the suspicions of the Fondege family must
10  9,1|   Mademoiselle Marguerite that her suspicions were correct, she chanced
11  9,6|          the more confirmed in her suspicions. ~The General came in a
12 11,2|           a means of verifying his suspicions, for on returning into the
13 12,1|           she know of the poignant suspicions that had rent his mind,
14 13,7|           out what had aroused the suspicions of the purchaser of those
15 13,7|    convinced of the accuracy of my suspicions to incur the risk of accusing
16 13,8|                Then, how were your suspicions aroused?" ~"It was only
17 16,2|    narrative. "Besides, I had only suspicions," he said, "suspicions based,
18 16,2|        only suspicions," he said, "suspicions based, it is true, upon
19 16,2|    circumstances which awakened my suspicions. On the morning preceding
20 16,2|        until then, I shall have my suspicions." ~He did not speak like
21 19,2|            let no fear of arousing suspicions of the Fondeges deter you.
22 19,5|      reports of the valets and the suspicions of the physician, and establishing