Chapter

 1  1,2|       Didn't you understand the shameful meaning of her insinuations?
 2  4,1|         transport, "it would be shameful; I won't allow it. Never,
 3  6,3|      doubt the existence of the shameful intrigue which had been
 4  6,3|        that I have revealed his shameful past." ~"Let him speak." ~
 5  7,5| persuade Wilkie to abandon this shameful scheme? She might have done
 6  7,7|    friend, how do you know what shameful advice he may have received
 7 11,2|        willing to stoop to such shameful concessions! If she were
 8 11,2|       thought Chupin. "Isn't it shameful? The old villain! he might
 9 11,3|      every possible clue to the shameful intrigue which would ruin
10 11,4|       you his real name and his shameful past. You preferred M. Ferailleur,
11 14,5|         again so soon after the shameful scene of the previous evening. "
12 14,5|    sufferings caused her by the shameful conduct of her son. In this
13 15,3|        not fully understand its shameful meaning until afterward: '
14 16,1|       whose disgrace was only a shameful falsehood invented by two
15 20,2|    clear and ringing voice, the shameful conspiracy to obtain possession