Chapter

 1  1,2|         read your secret plans and thoughts." ~Pascal shook his head
 2  2,3|            for the baroness. These thoughts darted through Pascal's
 3  2,5|        cradle would drive all evil thoughts from your heart. The adultery
 4  3,1| recognition of the servants. These thoughts flashed through his mind,
 5  4,1|         such a flood of incoherent thoughts was seething and foaming
 6  7,2|         every day, and that all my thoughts and all my hopes are centered
 7  7,7|         dare!" ~The baron read her thoughts. "So you are persuaded that
 8  8,1|    Marguerite wished to reveal her thoughts. "Hush, Leon," she replied. "
 9  9,5|            no fears." ~He read her thoughts, and understood that she
10 10,2|          teachings - and when evil thoughts enter my mind, and when
11 11,3|         busily occupied with these thoughts that he reached the Rue
12 12,1|      accustomed to read his secret thoughts on his face, that it was
13 12,3|            was occupied with these thoughts when his door suddenly opened,
14 12,3|          Engrossed in these gloomy thoughts, Pascal preserved a sullen
15 16,3|         was only thinking." ~"Your thoughts are not very pleasant, to
16 18,4|           to drive away her gloomy thoughts by reading. But the hope
17 19,5|        cannot fathom motives, read thoughts, or interfere with plans,