Chapter

 1  2,3|          It would indeed be a pity to arouse the disapproval
 2  6,2|     his mind - anger, hatred, pity, and forgiveness. Madame
 3  6,2| clasped hands she entreated: "Pity! - oh! have pity - forgive
 4  6,2|  entreated: "Pity! - oh! have pity - forgive me! Have mercy!
 5  7,3|    but tell me it is not mere pity that leads you to make this
 6  9,5|       it unnecessary. He took pity on her, and his last doubt
 7 10,4|      suffered, and how much I pity her! To be what she is,
 8 13,5|  indeed!" ~"Poor baron! Ah! I pity him - pity him deeply." ~
 9 13,5|       baron! Ah! I pity him - pity him deeply." ~As cold and
10 15,4|    spine. However, it was not pity for his mother's sufferings,
11 16,2|      faltered Wilkie. "What a pity! Such difficulties never
12 18,5|     heart-rending tone: "Have pity, Marguerite, I am your mother.
13 20,2|   would have inspired mingled pity and disgust if any one had