Chapter

 1  1,1|        separates the dream from reality, the project from execution.
 2  4,1|       him to a consciousness of reality. "Ah, well! M. Ferailleur?"
 3  6,2|          The strangeness of the reality surpassed every flight of
 4  7,7|   consciousness of the terrible reality. "He is my son!" she moaned, "
 5  9,4|     threatening her future. The reality surpassed her worst apprehensions,
 6 11,3| apparently a trifle, and yet in reality it was something marvellous,
 7 13,2|        for my money, if not the reality, at least a show of love,
 8 14,4|      scarcely the shadow of the reality. He felt actually ashamed
 9 14,5|   affected indifference; but in reality he was far from comfortable.
10 15,6|   appearances are nothing, that reality is everything, and that