Chapter

 1  5,6|       tempted to relinquish his attack on Madame d'Argeles. Was
 2  7,4|     that any one should dare to attack his friends, his tastes,
 3  9,6| dishonored Pascal? How would he attack her? Would he strive to
 4 10,1|      place was his cash-box. To attack him there was to endanger
 5 12,4|       in perfecting his plan of attack against the marquis. His
 6 13,3|     that he knew whom he was to attack - now that the decisive
 7 15,2|     Slander will not venture to attack such a family as yours.'
 8 15,4|        thought he would have an attack of apoplexy. It made him
 9 16,2|         apparently died from an attack of apoplexy, but certain
10 16,2|       the morning preceding his attack, the count took two spoonfuls