Chapter

 1  3,3|     clearly I showed myself my folly, the more obstinate my heart
 2  3,3|   heart became. And perhaps my folly is not such a great one
 3  6,4|      it." ~"But this is simply folly." ~A feverish agitation
 4  6,4|      fairly blazed. "It is not folly," she exclaimed, "but vengeance!"
 5  7,7|       boy is guilty of acts of folly. It would be a miracle if
 6  9,3|        happiness?" It would be folly to hesitate." she murmured.
 7  9,6|       to fear; and it would be folly not to profit by the few
 8 14,4|       him to commit any act of folly, or actually a crime. For
 9 15,4| penniless wife! What egregious folly! And yet I couldn't have
10 15,6| reflection would cure me of my folly. Unfortunately, he was not
11 18,3|    have committed many acts of folly; but there is nothing in
12 19,1|    succeeded? There must be no folly. If I tell her the news