Chapter

 1  2,5| suffering on my part. She was as surely lost as you yourself were;
 2  3,2|       put me out of the way more surely than if he had murdered
 3  3,4|          imprudence, which would surely set her husband upon the
 4  5,6|        face, as a deadly insult. Surely this was enough to make
 5  9,6|          might ruin her the more surely. M. de Valorsay wrote that
 6 10,4|         each of his movements as surely as if she had been standing
 7 12,2|          Marguerite arrives, you surely won't oppose our marriage?" ~"
 8 13,3|    supposed to procure wealth as surely as proximity to fire insures
 9 19,3|         strike your enemies more surely." ~"Do not shame me, Marguerite.
10 20,3|        there, for there you will surely, necessarily, inevitably