Chapter

 1  1,1|        service again. But he's dead and he's to be buried this
 2  4,1|       Count de Chalusse? He is dead. Upon my wife? Yes, I might
 3  4,2|         M. de Chalusse was not dead," said he, "when M. de Coralth
 4  5,6|     break your faith you are a dead man. You know me. You know
 5  6,2|     asked. "Isn't your brother dead? He has defrauded me alike
 6  6,2|      your arms - pale and half dead with fatigue, faint for
 7  6,2|        otherwise. The count is dead, but I can still return
 8  7,4|        moment Lia d'Argeles is dead." ~M. Wilkie positively
 9  7,4|     for I would rather see you dead than dishonored by my money." ~"
10  7,5| husband - your father - is not dead. If he is not here now,
11  7,7|       rigid, to all appearance dead. What should the baron do?
12 15,2|      said he. 'Your brother is dead!' Almighty God! I thought
13 15,6|       say to yourself that I'm dead. You have broken the only
14 18,3|    sank back in her chair more dead than alive. "Great God!
15 18,5|       passed on. "My mother is dead, madame; I do not know you!"
16 20,3|   clutching a revolver. He was dead. "And the other!" cried
17 20,3|    husband, she supposes he is dead or incarcerated in some