Chapter

 1  2,5|  depths of vice she may have fallen?" ~"Always the same ridiculous
 2  2,5|      it, and read: 'Papa has fallen into the trap, my darling.
 3  3,1|      depths of misery I have fallen into! The secret of my wretchedness
 4  5,6|      miracle that he had not fallen into one before. The dangers
 5  6,1| bestow upon a mother who had fallen from the highest rank in
 6  6,1|      your ill-gotten wealth? Fallen, you might have raised yourself
 7  6,3|    what a deep abyss she had fallen into. And this crushing
 8  7,4|      like a man who had just fallen from the clouds. "What,
 9  7,6|   was exhausted, and she had fallen back in her arm-chair in
10  8,3| exalted rank, though she had fallen, and that she found it difficult
11  9,1|    that a shower of gold had fallen on the General's abode.
12 11,1|    built of clay, and it had fallen to ruin to such an extent
13 12,4|      the scales had suddenly fallen from his eyes, and that
14 15,3|  bloodshed. And the blow had fallen just as he fancied he had
15 18,5|     at the baroness, who had fallen upon the floor in a deep
16 19,1|  support, and she would have fallen to the ground if the baron
17 19,3|     her in an arm-chair, and fallen on his knees before her. "