Chapter

 1  9,4|   letter, and they could take a copy of it. But no - this would
 2  9,5|      Speak, madame." ~"Will the copy you obtain be precisely
 3  9,6|        of detail, sending him a copy of Valorsay's letter, and
 4 10,3|     written bezique, but in the copy he wrote piquet, which he
 5 12,4|     since this letter is only a copy," she observed, quietly. ~"
 6 12,4|        What?" ~"Yes; a verbatim copy. Yesterday evening, while
 7 12,4| excepted, the note was an exact copy of the stilted prose of
 8 15,6|     certificate of birth, and a copy of my renunciation - a perfectly
 9 19,4|    pretext of trying it, took a copy of M. de Fondege's letter.
10 19,4|        done this, he placed the copy in an envelope addressed
11 19,4|      the least. "Then it is the copy of this letter which you