Chapter

 1  3,2| understand the rest. I have been accused of manoeuvering to have
 2  4,2|    animal from winning, as he is accused of doing." ~"You must see,
 3  5,1|       rascality that Valorsay is accused of." ~"It's an infamous
 4  9,1|        has been committed. I was accused of it. I was innocent. Here
 5 12,1|  cowardice which M. Fortunat had accused him of. ~Mademoiselle Marguerite
 6 13,4|          Had he not already been accused of defrauding Domingo's
 7 13,8|          before had any one been accused of such an audacious and
 8 14,1|         viscount that he blamed, accused, and cursed. ~ ~
 9 18,3|        money? I myself have been accused of the theft. Your father
10 19,3|    details, I suppose. How I was accused of cheating at cards; how
11 19,3|         I! Like you, I have been accused of robbery myself. Do you
12 19,3|       enormous sum you have been accused of taking," he continued, "
13 19,5|   authorities. He has, in short, accused you of defrauding the heirs
14 20,2|    honorable man who was falsely accused of cheating at cards at