Chapter

 1  2,4|      warning voice of honor and conscience are restrained by the fear
 2  2,4|         a woman no longer has a conscience, the newspapers act in place
 3  7,5|         duty and to prevent her conscience from reproaching her that
 4  8,2|     without any compunctions of conscience, and the words "a pair of
 5 10,2|     without any compunctions of conscience, providing he, himself,
 6 11,5|  Ferailleur, I cried 'halt!' My conscience revolted at that. Dishonor
 7 12,2|        which doesn't trouble my conscience much, I succeeded in effecting
 8 13,4|        have no principle and no conscience; he may be immoral, he may
 9 13,4| Valorsay of great elasticity of conscience. Had he not already been
10 15,3|         it. I tried to quiet my conscience with miserable sophistries.
11 15,6|       one is acting contrary to conscience, I called the most absurd
12 16,1|    hours when the most hardened conscience is touched, and when long
13 16,1|       glance betrayed an uneasy conscience, but he had gone too far
14 18,3|        the threatening voice of conscience. Such was Mademoiselle Marguerite'
15 20,3|       has a more uncompromising conscience, more moral firmness, or