Chapter

 1 1 |   separate shame, and I said that God had been merciful to the
 2 1 |   knowledge of good and evil that God had perhaps given her, but
 3 1 |            it seemed to her as if God had left over for her one
 4 1 |  happiness. And why indeed should God, who had made her without
 5 1 |          mother still lives; how? God knows. ~This story returned
 6 2 | superstition led her to hope that God would restore to her both
 7 3 |       ancients in having only one God for traders and robbers! ~
 8 3 |         taught her what is right, God almost always opens two
 9 4 |           still good, and I thank God for it. Yes, my friend,
10 4 |         rather, I am wrong, it is God who is just and inflexible! ~"
11 4 |    leaving! ~"It would be good of God to let me see you again
12 6 |     myself of it. I must see what God has done with a being that
13 6 |      which it was covered. ~"O my God, my God!" murmured Armand,
14 6 |           covered. ~"O my God, my God!" murmured Armand, and turned
15 6 |        him, for I firmly believe (God forgive me!) that he would
16 12|         or a receipt. ~Then, when God allows love to a courtesan,
17 12|      proud of myself, and I loved God because he had let such
18 13|        enjoy the pleasures that a god, or rather a goddess, set
19 20|          women? Do you think that God has given such a grotesque
20 21|        scene with my father. ~"My God! I was afraid of it," she
21 24|         dead now, I ask myself if God will ever forgive me for
22 25|       making an attempt for which God will reward you; but I greatly
23 25|          Armand, is that I prayed God to give me strength; and
24 26|           of gratitude and prayed God for him. ~January 4. ~I
25 26|      indeed when we are dead, for God to let this life have all
26 26|          behind to keep watch. My God! what is to become of me?
27 26|           not have died so soon. ~God's will be done! ~February
28 26|    horribly; I am going to die, O God! I was so miserable yesterday
29 26|          scarcely move my arm. My God! My God! I am going to die!
30 26|           move my arm. My God! My God! I am going to die! I have
31 26|         the bell to announce that God was coming to the dying
32 26|         doubt not she will go, if God has seen the ordeal of her
33 26|         which was escaping toward God. ~Two or three times also
34 26|       kiss might recommend you to God. ~Then I dressed her as
35 26|        religion, but I think that God will know that my tears