Chapter

 1  2,3|      least worry." ~"You will brave the disgrace of a law-suit?" ~"
 2  2,5|     prejudice left for her to brave! Her husband is the companion
 3  3,4|       on the part of a really brave man, if he had not confessed
 4  5,5|      it would be necessary to brave Madame d'Argeles's anger;
 5  7,4|     declared himself ready to brave public opinion - why he
 6  8,1|     task is a mighty one - to brave unknown dangers, perilous
 7  8,1|      de Valorsay's spy. ~But, brave as she was, when the moment
 8 12,4|  before. But it is easy to be brave when one is hopeful; and
 9 15,1| madness that made me ready to brave every danger. Besides, he
10 15,2|     and with that air which a brave man, condemned to death,
11 19,1|       suffering terribly. Her brave spirit still retained its
12 19,4|      Had the count decided to brave this scandal rather than