Chapter

 1  4,1|   carelessness concealed real embarrassment, and that it was difficult
 2  9,5|     Mademoiselle Marguerite's embarrassment was extreme. Her cheeks
 3 13,1|      surprised by this sudden embarrassment. "What has happened to you?" ~"
 4 13,1|      to be lost; and hence my embarrassment. Is it not solely on my
 5 13,5|   people begun to suspect HIS embarrassment? Had any rumor of it reached
 6 13,8|      my debt of honor; but my embarrassment is none the less great.
 7 15,3|       vessel. He confided his embarrassment to his friend, and the latter,
 8 15,6|     he was longing to depart, embarrassment kept him to the spot. He
 9 17,1| present his petition; but his embarrassment was so evident, and he twisted
10 19,2|     it only too well; and his embarrassment increased to such a pitch
11 19,3|      remembered Madame Leon's embarrassment when she met her returning