Chapter

 1  1,2|         your senses, nothing will prevent you from questioning her.
 2  2,4|        herself before the door to prevent her husband from leaving
 3  3,1|     daughter or my wife do so. To prevent a crime, I was obliged to
 4  5,3|      women. However, this did not prevent Wilkie from crying and begging
 5  5,3|        and loud; but they did not prevent M. Patterson - for that
 6  6,2|          francs; and, in order to prevent any waste of "precious time,"
 7  7,1|         else. Still, this did not prevent M. de Coralth from persisting
 8  7,5|       from a sense of duty and to prevent her conscience from reproaching
 9  9,6|           barricading her door to prevent a surprise, she wrote her
10 10,5|       gilding. Still this did not prevent him from going into ecstasies
11 11,1|    certainly there was nothing to prevent a prolonged scrutiny. The
12 11,5| outrageous! And not being able to prevent this infamous act, I swore
13 12,4|      rupture of the engagement to prevent him from making any attempt
14 14,3|      should like to know who will prevent it?" ~"I will, if you persist
15 16,2|        answer was: 'A medicine to prevent apoplexy.' I don't say that
16 17,4|         told you." ~"That doesn't prevent you from acting as a collector,
17 19,2|          And if they attempted to prevent her from keeping her appointment,
18 19,2|          silent, but this did not prevent them from casting stealthy
19 19,5|     capture them all at once, and prevent the escape of a single one.
20 20,3|      resolution did not, however, prevent him from attending the trial