Chapter

 1  2,2|       my dear fellow - it will break. I'll proclaim on the house-top
 2  2,3|      which it is impossible to break. And undoubtedly, a good
 3  4,1|  Valorsay resumed - "I wish to break off my former life, to turn
 4  5,2| incomparable steeplechaser, to break down in such a fashion!
 5  5,6|      for me to add that if you break your faith you are a dead
 6  6,2|    would not his fury suddenly break forth? ~However, he continued, "
 7  6,4|       a chain that nothing can break, and my husband is a scoundrel.
 8  7,3|  sobbing as if her heart would break. He would willingly have
 9  7,5|      as having too much of it! Break loose from this life to-morrow,
10 12,3|      mother's faults, you will break the strongest tie that binds
11 12,4|        wrote this: 'One cannot break a promise made to the dying;
12 12,4|      mine even though my heart break.' And again: 'Forget, therefore,
13 16,4|      of the house, and he will break open the escritoire and
14 16,4|    death - a second attempt to break the escritoire open will
15 19,1|        likely faint, so I must break the news gently." ~On reaching