Chapter

 1  5,1|  sacred duties, since Wilkie's share in a race-horse constituted
 2  5,4| carriage, to selling his third share of Pompier de Nanterre and
 3  6,2|      him. The man who stole my share of earthly happiness was
 4  6,3|       her brother's estate and share it with him." ~At that same
 5  6,4|    prevail upon me to claim my share of the paternal fortune.
 6  7,3| willingly have given his third share in Pompier de Nanterre to
 7  7,4|       change hands falls to my share. This is the source of your
 8  7,4|   proved willing to accept his share of the past ignominy. It
 9 15,3|      my duty to follow him and share his destiny. And thus I
10 15,4|       to compel me to claim my share of the property. He dared
11 15,6|   profit, and I received as my share the thirty-five thousand
12 16,4|       her son Wilkie, as their share of the property. The remaining
13 19,4|        She asked in it for her share of the family estate, threatening
14 20,1|    However, he purchased their share of Pompier de Nanterre,