Chapter

 1  3,1|       know - you have heard the extent of her shame and degradation.
 2  3,1|         you in that to the full extent of my power," exclaimed
 3  5,1|       master he was to an equal extent. These were sacred duties,
 4  6,4| frightened if you knew half the extent of his villainy. Oh! do
 5  9,5|       myself." And, feeling the extent of her obligation, she added, "
 6 11,1|       fallen to ruin to such an extent that it had been found necessary
 7 12,1|      still she did not know the extent of Pascal's misfortune.
 8 12,2|        the poor girl to such an extent that she was obliged to
 9 13,2|         victimized to a greater extent by the host of female intriguers,
10 18,1|   longer! Had they measured the extent of his villainy? Would he
11 20,1|    trouble himself to any great extent about his mother. Like every