Chapter

 1  2,1|        every now and then by the blow of a clinched fist on the
 2  5,4|         letter proved a terrible blow to Wilkie. What should he
 3  7,4|          his ironical words? The blow was so terrible that Madame
 4  9,2|         she had received a heavy blow. "My God! a letter from
 5 11,4|         had almost determined to blow his brains out before the
 6 12,2|        himself for some terrible blow. For was not his life at
 7 13,4|       man to see what a terrible blow this really was, he would
 8 15,2|          my face the mark of the blow he dealt me. I only defended
 9 15,3| terminated in bloodshed. And the blow had fallen just as he fancied
10 15,5|       rent. ~"This was the final blow! I tottered away, clinging
11 17,4|     supposed creditor a terrible blow with his clinched fist that