Chapter

 1  5,2|   impudent assurance and his apparent wealth, and last, but by
 2  6,1|     her but limited faith in apparent or pretended disinterestedness.
 3  9,1|     of this assertion became apparent in the present case. Mademoiselle
 4 10,2| invincible determination was apparent on his face, that M. Fortunat
 5 12,3|     by you!" ~It soon became apparent that Madame Ferailleur was
 6 13,1|   prodigal, regal luxury was apparent everywhere. The servants -
 7 13,8| others, and the fraud became apparent." ~Knowing Kami's character
 8 15,1|   hypocrite, had that air of apparent nobility and frankness which
 9 15,6|      had told her story with apparent coldness, and yet, in her
10 16,2|      led to the crime, it is apparent at once. The escritoire
11 17,2|    with his mother, with the apparent intention of sailing for
12 18,4|     his consternation was so apparent that Madame de Fondege could