Chapter

 1  1,1|         lost to him - what did the rest matter? Ah! if he had been
 2  3,2|   foundation," pursued the baron. "Rest assured that I shall prove
 3  3,2|             You can understand the rest. I have been accused of
 4  5,3|        into his pocket, locked the rest of his money in a drawer,
 5  5,5|            one." ~"Oh, no! You may rest assured I won't." ~"I should
 6  5,6|        will he not?" ~"Oh, you may rest assured of that." ~"And
 7  5,6|            then. Now my mind is at rest. It is scarcely necessary
 8  6,5|        mere trifle, but prescribed rest and quiet. And as he was
 9  7,3|            Death would have been a rest, a welcome release for me.
10  8,5|           She said to herself that rest would be more beneficial
11 10,2|       usual zeal and intelligence. Rest assured that you will be
12 10,4|            midnight, and spend the rest of their time playing cards
13 11,5|           have my revenge. I won't rest until I see him ruined." ~
14 12,3|          now. I will attend to the rest." ~Irritated by the taciturnity
15 13,8|          why won't you lend me the rest?" ~But Pascal shook his
16 15,2|       There, we shall be safe. For rest assured they will search
17 15,6| interrupted him. "Set your mind at rest," said she. "You will still
18 18,5|       power over him. What did the rest matter? She even gloried
19 19,1|        being compelled to stop and rest several times on her way
20 19,2|          reserve to the feeling of rest and happiness that now filled