Chapter

 1  1,2|     morning that followed the scene at Madame d'Argeles's house,
 2  2,2|  control over himself or this scene conceals some mystery,"
 3  2,2|    the anger this humiliating scene undoubtedly caused her,
 4  2,3|     Pascal had not heard this scene, he would have deemed it
 5  2,4|      course of this frightful scene, came as a revelation to
 6  3,1|     recollecting the terrible scene that had just taken place
 7  5,6|    take some refreshment. The scene which followed greatly alarmed
 8  7,3|        The strangeness of the scene appalled him. It was not
 9 11,3|      concerning the frightful scene which had taken place between
10 11,5|       ignored witness of this scene, Victor Chupin was secretly
11 14,1|    Argeles after the terrible scene in which he had revealed
12 14,1| Yesterday, after a scandalous scene, an encounter," etc., etc. ~
13 14,2|       an absurd and frightful scene? For you howled and shrieked
14 14,5|       soon after the shameful scene of the previous evening. "
15 15,2|     and distinctly beheld the scene she was describing. She
16 15,2|        You, who witnessed the scene. know that it was so. You
17 16,4|     must have been a terrible scene; for they brought Mademoiselle
18 17,1|      a silent witness of this scene, M. Fortunat now felt it
19 18,2|   that a continuation of this scene would render a prolonged
20 18,4|      pages she summarized the scene of the evening, feeling
21 18,5|      Even after the frightful scene that Pascal had witnessed,