Chapter

 1  1,1|                                  1~Vengeance! that is the first, the
 2  1,1|           He still breathes bitter vengeance, but he does not act. He
 3  2,5|         was because I dreamed of a vengeance as terrible as the offence.
 4  3,1|         this slander, and wreaking vengeance upon those who have ruined
 5  4,1|           your first thought be of vengeance! It is mine. But upon whom
 6  4,1|           upon whom can I wreak my vengeance? Upon the Count de Chalusse?
 7  6,2|          You have heard my vows of vengeance if I ever succeeded in discovering
 8  6,2|          me alike of happiness and vengeance!" ~If her son's life had
 9  6,4|        folly," she exclaimed, "but vengeance!" And as the astonished
10  7,7|      persuaded that it is personal vengeance that I am pursuing?" said
11 10,1|           was dreaming of wreaking vengeance on the Marquis de Valorsay
12 10,1|          pay me for their treason. Vengeance is near. Read this letter."
13 11,5|         but it is only to make his vengeance more certain. What! Pascal,
14 13,1|         were equally resolved upon vengeance. And certainly the events
15 14,1|           insults that cry out for vengeance and for blood. "Ah! the
16 15,4|             At last the hour of my vengeance had arrived; for I had taken
17 17,2|        innocence, and to wreak his vengeance upon M. de Coralth and the
18 18,5|    overcome for long; a thought of vengeance speedily flashed through
19 20,2| rehabilitation, perhaps the joy of vengeance, the silence, which was