Chapter

 1 2 |            Marguerite was always present at every first night, and
 2 3 |           and that many of those present had known the dead woman,
 3 4 |       your disposal." ~"You were present at the sale of Marguerite
 4 6 |         that I was curious to be present, and I did not sleep all
 5 9 |       intimate to those who were present that in spite of the familiar
 6 9 |            Prudence only saw the present, not the way in which it
 7 10|        over my life, but at this present moment there is no one,
 8 10| mistresses a full account of the present, the past, and even the
 9 14|     might have made Marguerite a present which would leave no doubt
10 14|  division, it could not pay by a present, however generous, the happiness
11 24|      whom I loved, whether I was present or absent. ~I need not tell
12 25|   consent to see him; he did not present himself quite as he had
13 26|          unite the past with the present. You had the right to do
14 27|     receipt with which she could present herself as a creditor. ~