Chapter

 1  3,3|       gone to tempt fortune in America. Being an honest woman,
 2  3,3|        had the husband gone to America?" ~"Yes," faltered the baron; "
 3  3,4|    went to seek his fortune in America? What imaginable connection
 4  5,2|      child, and he looked upon America as his birthplace. The French
 5  9,3|      ladies have imported from America, to the despair of the poor
 6 11,5| Ferailleur is now en route for America, and we shall never hear
 7 15,2|       and gain my native land, America. There, we shall be safe.
 8 15,4|   living for himself and me in America. 'I have had trouble enough
 9 16,4|     devil must be en route for America by this time." ~The viscount
10 17,2|       intention of sailing for America. This was all he knew positively,
11 19,3|      furniture and started for America. Any other woman might have