Chapter

 1  1,1|     was not the woman to be easily discouraged, especially
 2  1,1|      as the Maumejans might easily ascertain by inquiry. Vantrasson'
 3  5,1|     to cheat, he could have easily diverted suspicion. He would
 4  7,3|   and utterly amazed by his easily won victory. The poor woman
 5  7,6|   And lifting him again, as easily as if he had been a child,
 6  8,5|   Madame de Fondege was not easily silenced. It was evidently
 7  9,3|    of lace can be hidden so easily in the folds of a mantle! ~
 8  9,6|    I hope to make my escape easily enough, for at that same
 9 12,1|    imagine infanticide more easily. No, such a woman has no
10 13,8| marquis's rascality was now easily explained. Finding himself
11 13,8|    on your services." ~More easily overcome by joy than by
12 15,4|    With this money, I might easily have married a wife worth
13 17,2|     the streets of Paris as easily as he could have followed
14 17,4|    the open field, he could easily have protected himself;