Chapter

 1 2 |     that at times when she was sure of not seeing him she received
 2 5 |      Yes." ~"Well, I am pretty sure he is not back yet, or he
 3 5 |   Marguerite?" ~"I am not only sure he hasn't, but I would wager
 4 5 |       s sister, and you may be sure his first visit will be
 5 8 |     love with her, I felt more sure of myself, and part of my
 6 8 |        me, without being quite sure who I was, for when she
 7 8 |        always in the way. I am sure at this very moment one
 8 9 |    three thousand francs, I am sure." ~And Mme. Duvernoy began
 9 10|        if you choose; but I am sure you will come to prefer
10 11|     how anxious I am, and I am sure she is going about on her
11 13|        is an old man, and I am sure that Marguerite is not his
12 13|        francs a year; and I am sure that if she did ask for
13 14|   Palais Royal. Marguerite was sure to be there. I was at the
14 14|       whole evening, and I was sure you had taken it." ~"But
15 15|  wishing to put you out, I was sure that if you came as far
16 16|      you; he would do so, I am sure. I'll see about it if you
17 16|         she said to me. ~"Am I sure of coming here?" ~"And for
18 19|        love. You love me, I am sure, but you do not know on
19 21| account. He knows that you are sure to have a mistress, and
20 21|        Hope, my friend, and be sure of one thing, that whatever
21 21|      Marguerite loves me, I am sure of it." ~My father did not
22 22|      and went to Paris to make sure that my visit to my father
23 22|      not come back." ~"You are sure?" ~"Yes, sir; here's a letter
24 23|       say?" ~"She said, 'He is sure to come here,' and she begged
25 24|       without replying. I felt sure that an answer would come,
26 24|       Certainly." ~"Well, I am sure that she will come." ~"Let
27 25|       regrets would arrive, be sure, for you or for others,
28 25|      may yet happen. ~"Are you sure, besides, that the life
29 25|        to attract you? Are you sure, you who have loved him,
30 25|       gain; yours, which I was sure of gaining later on: all
31 26|      away with him, but I felt sure that you could not live
32 26|        made you leave me, I am sure, for if you were at Paris,
33 26|       her soul are yours, I am sure. ~Every time the door opens