Chapter

 1  3,2|    The marquis's countenance assumed an expression of cordial
 2  3,4|     how many months under an assumed name, but all in vain. He
 3  4,1|      sorts of privileges. He assumed the right to be brutal,
 4  7,7|       and said, in a tone of assumed gayety: "Nonsense! Wilkie
 5 13,1|    the name which Pascal had assumed. This was a favorable omen. "
 6 13,4| careless tone were admirably assumed, but a shrewd observer would
 7 13,6|    spirit of the role he had assumed. "I shall charge you the
 8 13,6|  Pascal bowed with an air of assumed modesty; but he was inwardly
 9 13,8|    he exclaimed in a tone of assumed indifference: "No matter,
10 15,3|       he entirely forgot his assumed part, and revealed himself