Chapter

 1  1,1|      and the inhuman cruelty of relatives. For she belonged, like
 2  1,1|     never hope for a favor from relatives," she groaned; "they are
 3  5,3|     been instructed by Wilkie's relatives to place him in a college
 4  5,4|      solving this question. "My relatives must wish me to starve,"
 5  5,4|   soften the hearts of obdurate relatives, or find the way to the
 6  5,5|         to talk of millions. My relatives have cut off my supplies;
 7  7,2|         have a mother, sisters, relatives. I have no one! Ah! if - -
 8  7,2| handsome allowance. But when my relatives have given me the wherewithal
 9  8,3|          my dear young lady. My relatives would never forgive me if
10  8,3|      any direct allusion to her relatives, and what is more, to relatives
11  8,3| relatives, and what is more, to relatives residing in Paris. She had
12  8,3|   people to understand that her relatives had not been unfortunate
13  8,3|         at once and inform your relatives, my dear Leon," she said,
14  8,3|  Marquis de Valorsay, and these relatives of hers will furnish her
15  9,4|         this talk about anxious relatives had only been an excuse
16 16,2|         been any of the count's relatives in the house, or even an
17 16,2|         of the deceased count's relatives or heirs." ~ ~
18 18,1|       taken up by the family of relatives she had so suddenly discovered.