Chapter

 1  7,5| irrevocable, never to assert my rights. To receive this fortune,
 2  7,5|      him appear, armed with his rights. He is the head of the family -
 3  7,6|        only quietly assert your rights, everything could be arranged
 4  7,7|     Time will set everything to rights, and put some ballast in
 5 10,5|  baroness who possessed certain rights in the establishment. But
 6 14,4| necessary proofs to assert your rights. If she consents, well and
 7 14,5|      time my renunciation of my rights to the estate of the Count
 8 15,4|       resolved not to assert my rights, he seemed utterly confounded.
 9 16,1|  instincts at last assert their rights. If he had obeyed his first
10 16,1|       battle, but I asserted my rights. I am the acknowledged heir!