Chapter

 1  2,1|    woman, the baroness, who was speaking, and the quivering of her
 2  3,1|       her from my heart!" ~ ~So speaking, he sank sobbing on to the
 3  3,2|      Was he boasting, or was he speaking the truth? The baron was
 4  5,5|  through his brain. "If you are speaking the truth, I shall soon
 5  7,5|       it really her son who was speaking in this style, and to her
 6  8,4|           Was Madame de Fondege speaking sincerely? There could be
 7  9,5| apparatus at once. While he was speaking, Mademoiselle Marguerite
 8 10,2|       wedding." ~As he finished speaking he laughed a shrill, dangerous
 9 11,1|         used her maiden name in speaking of her. Poor woman! She
10 12,3|        forgiven me for my plain speaking?" ~"How can I be angry with
11 12,4|         deceived, he continued, speaking to himself rather than to
12 13,2|         imposed upon himself by speaking in a whisper. He drew a
13 16,2|      tell the truth," he began, speaking slowly, and with some difficulty, "
14 16,2|         now that the moment for speaking has come, I almost hesitate.
15 18,2|     Whom did you fancy you were speaking to?" she added. "Would you
16 19,2|     remarked Madame Ferailleur, speaking for the first time. ~Marguerite'
17 20,2|      while the young lawyer was speaking, the marquis had summoned