Chapter

 1  1,1|   revolt passes by, and the victim wavers. He still breathes
 2  1,1|   herself as an unfortunate victim of circumstances, and the
 3  2,5| wondered if he were not the victim of some absurd nightmare -
 4  4,1|     than reason itself, the victim of a fatal love which he
 5  5,5|  the fear of being made the victim of a practical joke. "Come,
 6  7,2| wondered if he were not the victim of some practical joke,
 7  8,3|     if she had not been the victim of that dangerous optical
 8 15,1|  would certainly become his victim. ~ ~
 9 15,5|    to offer one's self as a victim to every perfidy, to the
10 18,1|   intrigue she had been the victim of; but, instead of reassuring