Chapter

 1  2,2|    this scene conceals some mystery," thought Pascal. ~Meanwhile,
 2  4,2|     must be some iniquitous mystery in this affair, which neither
 3  4,2|     with an air of profound mystery exclaimed: "I have been
 4  5,4|   him anxious to fathom the mystery of his birth and his infancy.
 5  6,1|   not really penetrated the mystery of her life? It was scarcely
 6  7,1|   when Job, suspecting some mystery perhaps, approached. "Take
 7 10,5|     a handsome fellow!" The mystery was solved. ~While Chupin
 8 10,6|    his efforts to solve the mystery did not interfere with the
 9 12,2| ever remain an impenetrable mystery!" ~Pascal had become very
10 16,2|   he had fathomed the whole mystery at once. These two crafty
11 16,3|  you set about solving this mystery?" ~"I should appeal to the
12 19,1|    she suspected some great mystery, some bit of scandal, perhaps,
13 20,3|     Ulm. Those who knew the mystery connected with the bride'