Chapter

 1  2,5| forgotten her! When you received news of my intended return, she
 2  2,5|          he telegraphed the good news to his wife. But in his
 3  5,1| sensation. An astonishing bit of news had imparted unusual excitement
 4  5,5|   alarmed. I have only some good news to communicate," and in
 5  5,5|        between the hope that the news was true and the fear of
 6  6,5|        he was the bearer of good news. "Everything is going on
 7  7,7|      Wilkie's parting words; and news of this sort flies about
 8  9,2|       mind was occupied with the news she had just received; and,
 9 15,6|        shall soon have some good news to bring you," he began. ~"
10 16,1|  overpowering him with the great news. Unfortunately he failed
11 16,1|        This is not very pleasant news. Two millions! that's a
12 17,1|         and I would tell you the news; besides, I might often
13 19,1|         folly. If I tell her the news suddenly, she will most
14 19,1|       faint, so I must break the news gently." ~On reaching the
15 19,1|        to join him. "What is the news?" she anxiously asked. ~ ~
16 19,3|    Alarmed at having received no news from you, I hastened to