Chapter

 1  8,1|      had in the world - the old magistrate who had defended, encouraged,
 2  8,5|        back again, then the old magistrate is right - they have obtained
 3  9,2|       she could consult the old magistrate, and that M. de Chalusse'
 4  9,4| hastening to her friend the old magistrate; but he lived a long way
 5  9,6|        safely confide - the old magistrate who had given her such proofs
 6 11,5|      conduct exactly as the old magistrate had done. However, Mademoiselle
 7 12,3|        day when the gray-haired magistrate, after hearing her story,
 8 16,2| physician but like an examining magistrate, and his alarming deductions
 9 16,4|        will go to the examining magistrate and say to him: 'Marguerite
10 18,1|    letter to her friend the old magistrate, when a servant entered
11 18,1|         of your old friend, the magistrate. Having an important message
12 18,1|      went off repeating the old magistrate's advice: "Courage!" ~But
13 18,1|  Valorsay in her power, and the magistrate, thanks to the numbers of
14 18,4|       thing was to warn the old magistrate; and so in a couple of pages
15 18,5|     remembering her friend, the magistrate. ~Moved by a far more powerful
16 19,1|         herself whether the old magistrate would have it in his power
17 19,5|       once to the investigating magistrate and explain everything.
18 19,5|     When they are examined by a magistrate, who is conversant with
19 20,2|         arm of the white-haired magistrate, and then Madame Ferailleur;