Chapter

 1 7 |      the box. I had scarcely closed the door when I heard a
 2 8 |   Come at once." ~Marguerite closed her window and Prudence
 3 9 |    poor girl turned crimson, closed her eyes under the pain,
 4 11|     I will get into bed." ~I closed the window. Armand, who
 5 11|      was to him that she had closed her doors the night before;
 6 12|     a love his heart will be closed to every other. ~I did not
 7 13|   her, nothing more. She has closed her doors to him for two
 8 13|    and disappeared. Prudence closed the window. At the same
 9 14|     the circle of fire which closed upon me. ~Then I began to
10 18|   curtains were hermetically closed, and for a moment the external
11 22|     the leaves over and then closed the book, for the letters
12 22|   curtains were hermetically closed. I drew those of the dining-room
13 22|   Duvernoy's window remained closed. ~I went downstairs to the
14 23| creak and the front door was closed violently. ~"I am disturbing
15 25|  hands over his forehead and closed his eyes to think, or to
16 26|      as she did not answer I closed her eyes and kissed her