Chapter

 1  1,1|             slander itself? As well try to hold a handful of water;
 2  1,1|           handful of water; as well try to stay with extended arms
 3  2,2|            her, she condescended to try and explain, and even to
 4  2,5|          more hypocrisy! Why do you try to defend yourself? What
 5  2,5|              at any risk, you would try to see your child again,
 6  3,1|        heard." ~ ~Why should he not try to make his escape? The
 7  4,2|           has requested me NEVER to try to see her again." ~"Very
 8  7,1|         that Madame d'Argeles might try to deny him, and he wished
 9  7,5|          into execution. Should she try to persuade Wilkie to abandon
10  7,6|          for you - your mother? You try to strike your mother, when
11  7,7|          agitated voice: "What! you try to make me believe that? '
12 11,3|             early in the morning to try his horses and his carriages,
13 12,1|            extenuation. ~"Would you try to defend her?" exclaimed
14 12,2|            it strange that I should try to ascertain whether she
15 14,2|          and be quick about it. And try to speak the truth." ~It
16 15,5| hiding-place. At last, I decided to try to find some employment
17 16,1|          need, in fact, and I won't try to conceal the fact that
18 18,1|            spending money lavishly; try and find out the names of
19 18,5|           not forgive me?" ~"I will try to forget, madame," replied
20 20,2|             M. de Valorsay. ~"Don't try that dodge on us!" shouted