Chapter

 1  1,2|        been for me you would have betrayed yourself in that woman's
 2  2,1|         and somewhat shrill voice betrayed a violent irritation, which
 3  2,2|      escaped him which would have betrayed his presence under almost
 4  6,1|        Count de Chalusse; she had betrayed herself; and any doubts
 5  6,1| livelihood. As the son of a poor, betrayed, and deserted woman, with
 6  7,3|     coward who sent you here, who betrayed my secret. I will discover
 7  7,4|         cried. "Blessed be he who betrayed my secret! And I doubted
 8  7,6|           The poor woman has been betrayed," he thought; "her son is
 9  7,7|               Then who could have betrayed my secret?" ~"Why, your
10  7,7|          to unmask HIM. If he has betrayed YOU, my poor Lia, he has
11  7,7|        The expression of her face betrayed too plainly the terrible
12 13,3|    Unfortunately, his servant has betrayed him." ~At last the valet
13 13,4|           red and swollen eyelids betrayed a long-continued want of
14 13,8|          by sorrow, Pascal almost betrayed himself. He had attained
15 15,6|           more and she would have betrayed Pascal Ferailleur's secret
16 16,1|           valet's troubled glance betrayed an uneasy conscience, but
17 17,4|           The landlord's features betrayed the vague perturbation of
18 17,4|   recoiled, convinced that he had betrayed himself by some blunder,
19 17,4|           and feeling that he had betrayed himself, he sprang upon
20 20,3|          where she provides poor, betrayed and forsaken girls with