Chapter

 1  4,1|          As Baron Trigault was supposed to enjoy an income of at
 2  5,1|      least, the fortune he was supposed to possess. "Why should
 3  5,2|        him, it might have been supposed that they had been friends
 4  5,6|       eyes, it might have been supposed that this wonderful good
 5  7,1| superfluous as he had at first supposed. But this first mishap annoyed
 6  7,4|        rapture. One might have supposed that the strangeness of
 7  8,3|  poorly served. One might have supposed it to be a scullery maid'
 8  9,2|        in circumstances as she supposed? Like every one who has
 9  9,2|      she was not the dupe they supposed her to be, and this supposition
10 10,6|       his errand. ~It might be supposed that his unexpected success
11 11,4|    Meanwhile, delighted by the supposed effect he had produced,
12 13,3|   contact with millionaires is supposed to procure wealth as surely
13 15,6| coining money out of a woman's supposed disgrace. 'Tis after all
14 17,4|    with anger on beholding his supposed creditor, and quickly slipping
15 17,4|        so saying, he dealt his supposed creditor a terrible blow
16 20,3| Valorsay!" ~It might have been supposed that the baron had expected