Chapter

 1  1,1|    who were ignorant of the reputation of the model lodging-house.
 2  7,1| what happiness it was! ~The reputation that Madame d'Argeles bore
 3  7,1|    nothing for his mother's reputation. The prejudices of society
 4  9,6| Would he strive to ruin her reputation, or did he intend to forcibly
 5 12,1|   powerful by reason of his reputation, his connections and his
 6 12,1|  she attached to a spotless reputation transmitted from parent
 7 14,1|  saw his already remarkable reputation enhanced by the interest
 8 15,1|  knew that I was risking my reputation, the spotless honor of our
 9 16,1|   woman, who sacrificed her reputation for the sake of her son -
10 19,2|  Marguerite, and shield her reputation. Having considered the subject,