Chapter

 1 2 |    was worth thinking over. I remembered having often met Marguerite
 2 2 |      might not otherwise have remembered. ~Some among the details
 3 3 |      sad to think of when one remembered that the poor creature whose
 4 4 |      I had seen the name, and remembered the first leaf of the copy
 5 8 |      had forgotten, while she remembered. Supposing herself mistaken,,
 6 8 |     hers. Marguerite, who had remembered my face for a moment, did
 7 8 |      I would rather have been remembered to my disadvantage than
 8 12|        As for me, I no longer remembered how I had lived before that
 9 22|    Marguerite. ~All at once I remembered Mme. Duvernoy's question, "
10 22|    that Marguerite was ill. I remembered at the same time how embarrassed
11 22|    indicate an appointment. I remembered, too, Marguerite's tears
12 22| endure the blow alone. Then I remembered that my father was in the
13 23|       I embraced my sister, I remembered what Marguerite had said