Chapter

 1 1 | carefully, I discovered without difficulty that I was in the house
 2 6 |         it was not without some difficulty that the coffin was opened.
 3 9 |         mind I should have some difficulty in explaining. I was full
 4 9 |         she accompanied without difficulty. Gaston knew the song, and
 5 12|   victory of infinitely greater difficulty. With them the body has
 6 13|         for Marguerite had some difficulty in accommodating itself
 7 15|     before I knew you, I had no difficulty in tolerating. ~"Then,"
 8 16|        Prudence who settled the difficulty. ~"Do you want to go to
 9 17|          He seemed to have some difficulty in believing me. The poor
10 17|         which I shall have some difficulty in describing to you. At
11 18|       which seemed to rise with difficulty out of its bed of clouds,
12 18|        means to get out of this difficulty. The duke will come back
13 22|       morning. I passed without difficulty. I might have asked if Marguerite
14 23|          drawing my breath with difficulty, for I was choked with emotion. "