Chapter

 1  1,1|         as she knew that if she failed to obtain this situation,
 2  3,4|         de Valorsay should have failed to see any connection between
 3  4,2|        satisfactory answer, but failed. ~"There must be some iniquitous
 4  5,2|          until her own strength failed, and she was obliged to
 5  5,3| examination; and, of course, he failed. Fortunately, however, M.
 6  6,1|   meaning of this delay? Had he failed to find the baron? At last
 7  7,2|       the unfortunate woman had failed in playing a part which
 8  8,1| departure came her heart almost failed her. There was despair in
 9 10,1|      some imprudent transaction failed. ~This then explains his
10 10,6|    influence of anger? Still he failed to perceive any possible
11 12,4|  unmistakable. How could I have failed to discover it?" And as
12 13,3| remember everything. Thus if he failed - for he admitted the possibility
13 13,5|          and both of these have failed him." ~The marquis had now
14 13,7|       he would be annoyed if he failed to see you; and I will inform
15 14,5|        conceptions, his courage failed him. "I came to talk about
16 15,3|      had depended, had moreover failed him, and he had not sufficient
17 15,5|       even this scanty resource failed me. Winter came, and the
18 16,1|    great news. Unfortunately he failed to find this friend, and
19 16,4|         two letters, but I have failed to discover to whom they
20 18,5|      with my own name. The plot failed, but it was none the less