Chapter

 1  1,2| Mademoiselle Marguerite." ~Shame, sorrow, and rage, brought tears
 2  4,1|          the baron, overcome with sorrow and indignation. "How can
 3  6,2|          shuddered. So her cup of sorrow was not yet full. A new
 4  7,4|         sacrifice. Think how much sorrow and pain it will cost you." ~"
 5  7,4|          She rose, trembling with sorrow and with indignation. "Wilkie!"
 6 10,4|           I caused you a moment's sorrow. And if ever I set my foot
 7 11,1|     undoubtedly still young - but sorrow, regret, and privations,
 8 11,2|         vanished? Had poverty and sorrow broken her spirit to such
 9 11,2|      offspring? The untidiness of sorrow and poverty has its bounds.
10 12,2| interrupted, "that I can, without sorrow, see you choose a girl of
11 13,8|           overcome by joy than by sorrow, Pascal almost betrayed
12 14,1|           overcome with shame and sorrow - would have been frightened
13 15,1|        indicate that he had known sorrow, and had good cause to rail
14 16,4|          vow, even if she died of sorrow. And the very next day I
15 19,1|         enough to make her die of sorrow and shame? And yet this