Chapter

 1  2,4|     and then, after a moment's reflection, he said: "Very well. So
 2  8,2|     her with abundant food for reflection. "Is it possible," she thought, "
 3  9,5| therefore wished some time for reflection, and he scrutinized Mademoiselle
 4 11,2|      himself, after a moment's reflection. "It's probably the work
 5 13,3|  disguise himself. However, on reflection, he concluded not to do
 6 13,5|      He would ask two days for reflection, and he would require the
 7 13,8|       The deuce! that requires reflection, and I must understand the
 8 15,4|    asked twenty-four hours for reflection. He granted them. But the
 9 15,6|    reasonable. He thought that reflection would cure me of my folly.
10 16,1|      his knees before her. But reflection, remembrance of the Viscount
11 19,4|  authenticate its date. But on reflection, he became uneasy. He felt