Chapter

 1  1,1|   themselves of her, which it was easy enough to do. "Too dear!"
 2  2,5|        used her as a discreet and easy chaperon? Who married her
 3  5,4|   business. It was not usually an easy task to entice M. Wilkie
 4  5,5|       first made no reply. It was easy to divine the conflict that
 5  5,6|       hesitated. It would be very easy to get out of the scrape.
 6  6,1|         and it would have been an easy matter to send a servant
 7  6,5|    Argeles shook her head, it was easy to see that she had very
 8  7,2|       Still, speak!" ~It was very easy to say "speak," but unfortunately
 9  7,3|          thought. "It would be so easy to explain things quietly
10  7,3|           besides, it is not very easy to fool me." ~Madame d'Argeles
11 10,4|    declared, "so you may be quite easy in mind." ~"Very well; but
12 10,4|        finished. "You see now how easy it is to lead you astray!
13 11,1|        struggled at first, it was easy to see that she struggled
14 11,5| incredulity, she remarked: "It is easy to SAY these things." ~"
15 12,2|           As for the wife, it was easy to see that she had sincerely
16 12,4|       make use of her. It will be easy to find some excuse for
17 12,4|         evening before. But it is easy to be brave when one is
18 13,7|         Did you think it would be easy to get rid of this confounded
19 14,4|       Afraid! he? - never! It was easy to see that by the way he
20 15,2|         parents' home. It will be easy to find an explanation for
21 15,3|                    3~"It had been easy for him to foresee what
22 15,6|         attention. This proved an easy task, thanks to the assistance