Chapter

 1  3,2|       he had murdered me. If I died, she might mourn for me -
 2  3,3|     the Count de Chalusse, who died a few days ago?" ~"No; but
 3  3,3|       fatality. M. de Chalusse died very suddenly; he had no
 4  4,2|       simply because the count died too suddenly to be able
 5  6,4|       one of them that you had died upon an hospital pallet.
 6  6,4|       My father and mother had died, and he hoped to prevail
 7 12,4| declares the Count de Chalusse died so suddenly, that he had
 8 14,2|    begin a few sentences which died away, uncompleted in his
 9 15,4|        A relative had recently died, leaving him a legacy of
10 16,2|    tone. "The count apparently died from an attack of apoplexy,
11 16,4|      keep her vow, even if she died of sorrow. And the very
12 18,2|     languished till at last it died out almost entirely. Madame
13 18,4|      remainder of the sentence died unuttered upon his lips.
14 20,2|     words he would have spoken died upon his lips. He became