Chapter

 1  2,5| foundling asylum, or left to die upon some door-step. Have
 2  3,1|      in such a way that if I die, my family will not receive
 3  3,4|   presentiment that he would die by this man's hand. He saw
 4  6,1| better to have allowed me to die of starvation than to have
 5  6,2|  yourself, had determined to die by your own hand? There
 6  6,4| never, never! I would rather die of want! I would rather
 7  6,4|      would rather see Wilkie die of starvation before my
 8  7,3|     to see you again, and to die without the supreme consolation
 9  8,1|    mentally exclaiming: "The die is cast!" ~The General insisted
10 10,4|      a poor plebeian, should die of shame under such circumstances." ~
11 11,1|      teeth. "To let his wife die of starvation here!" For
12 13,2| hears me, I'll let my family die of starvation!" ~His face
13 15,2|      God! I thought I should die as well. I hoped so. I prayed
14 15,4|  seducing me. I had sworn to die inch by inch and by the
15 15,5|   the streets. I must either die of want or return to your
16 18,1|     again and again. "I will die if needs be, but I will
17 18,1|      if needs be, but I will die fighting!" And the nearer
18 19,1|    it not enough to make her die of sorrow and shame? And
19 20,2|     his wife and children to die of starvation!" The Viscount
20 20,2|  staked my all upon a single die. If I had won, you would