Chapter

 1  3,2|    myself if an accident had not happened." ~ ~"The baroness was taken
 2  5,1|        who knows what might have happened? ~But the races had interfered
 3  5,4|    Certainly something must have happened!" ~This last remark was
 4  5,5|   viscount was seated. "What has happened?" ~"To me? - nothing," replied
 5  8,2|          a thing which had never happened at the Hotel de Chalusse.
 6  9,4|          dupe, as if nothing had happened? No; that must not be. It
 7 10,6|       the same breath. "What has happened to you?" ~A powerful effort
 8 13,1|         embarrassment. "What has happened to you?" ~"Nothing, monsieur,
 9 13,6|       trifle short of money, you happened to be ruined, I should not
10 13,7|   obliging to tell us how it all happened," he remarked. ~ ~
11 13,8|          would become of me if I happened to side against him? I should
12 14,1|          come from, and what has happened to you?" Whereupon he replied
13 15,1|    honestly believed it - when I happened to meet Arthur Gordon, your
14 16,4|         said, harshly. "What has happened? Tell me." ~The estimable
15 17,2| conversation will explain how it happened that Madame Leon chanced
16 19,1|     Madame de Fondege; "what has happened to my poor child?" ~For
17 19,1|        not control it. "What has happened?" she asked. ~"Nothing,
18 19,1|    obstinate reply: "Nothing has happened. What do you suppose could
19 19,1|        do you suppose could have happened?" ~Never in her whole life