Chapter

 1  2,2|         with an argument he had held in reserve. "If this is
 2  3,1|        to fly, when a harsh cry held him spell-bound. Baron Trigault
 3  4,2|         about the room. ~Pascal held his peace. It seemed to
 4  5,2|         then the poor woman who held him by the hand lifted him
 5  5,2|  presented himself. The visitor held a long conference with his
 6  5,3|       Europe; and as this tutor held the purse-strings, Wilkie
 7  5,4| delicacy of feeling that he had held his peace; but only because
 8  5,6|    number of foes, whom he only held in check by his unbounded
 9  6,3|        should this poor girl be held responsible for the sins
10  6,5|       the card, which she still held in her clinched hand; but
11  7,6|         to a mere pittance, and held in check and domineered
12  8,2|        one of her ancestors had held a most important position
13  9,4|        he was innocent, and she held an undeniable, irrefutable
14 11,3|         said. ~He involuntarily held out his hand to take the
15 11,3|      afternoon, he felt that he held every possible clue to the
16 12,3|     equal ground, those who are held in check only by the thought
17 16,3|         which Pascal Ferailleur held? It was Coralth, always
18 18,1|       what was the fate that he held in reserve for her, and
19 18,2|         full of brandy which he held in his hand, as if he hoped
20 19,1|          1~Baron Trigault still held Madame de Fondege a prisoner
21 19,4|        have touched it - I have held it in my hands. And it explains