Chapter

 1 1 | ordinary penalty, but rather to die in the midst of her beauty
 2 1 |       Yes, sir." ~"When did she die?" ~"Three weeks ago, I believe." ~"
 3 2 |          Their death, when they die young, is heard of by all
 4 2 |      her, not though he were to die of it. ~This, then, was
 5 4 |  remains to me in case I do not die. I hope they will wait till
 6 4 |       me see you again before I die. According to all probability,
 7 4 |   myself for having left her to die like that. Dead! Dead and
 8 8 |       while this old duke might die any day. Old men are egoists;
 9 10|         care of myself I should die. All that supports me is
10 12|       the first kiss, and which die, often enough, as suddenly
11 14|      know Marguerite; she would die sooner than reply." ~"What
12 18|       of another life, I should die if I went back to the old
13 18|       did now, Marguerite would die rather than accept another
14 25|          To-day I am ill; I may die of this illness, for I have
15 25|       presentiment that I shall die young. My mother died of
16 25|        me. But I do not want to die without clearing up for
17 26|       sick-room, only wanted to die soon! ~January 10. ~The
18 26|       moment that I am going to die. The doctor has forbidden
19 26|      you not come back before I die? Is it all over between
20 26|         may happen to me not to die, for you to come back, for
21 26|    doubt. He will have seen her die twice. His back was bowed,
22 26|         horribly; I am going to die, O God! I was so miserable
23 26|         has forgotten, makes me die faster. ~Despite the burning
24 26|      God! My God! I am going to die! I have been expecting it,
25 26|         only waiting for her to die in order to sell everything. ~
26 26|       to follow. Since she must die, it is better to let everything
27 26|         feeble voice: ~"I shall die as soon as I have confessed.
28 26|    lived a sinner, and she will die a Christian." ~A few minutes