Chapter

 1  5,1|     third!" ~"If he were not guilty, and afraid of detection,
 2  6,3|      to the many I have been guilty of. But no matter. I have
 3  7,7| surprised because the boy is guilty of acts of folly. It would
 4 10,2|    told you, sir, that I was guilty of an infamous deed once
 5 13,3|      Marguerite believed him guilty and had abandoned him, could
 6 13,4|   anguish of mind when he is guilty, for the first time, of
 7 13,5|    gentleman would have been guilty of such a contemptible act -
 8 13,8|      that he could have been guilty of so gross a fraud - a
 9 15,2|      Oh! then I realized how guilty I had been! I felt that
10 19,1|  been too cruel, too severe. Guilty or not, the baroness was
11 19,3|    myself. Do you believe me guilty?" ~"Good God! I suspect