Chapter

 1 3 |          and who, as a matter of fact, never even reaches the
 2 3 |    seemed quite oblivious of the fact. There was a sound of loud
 3 3 |   resting-place. ~Marguerite, in fact, as I had found from some
 4 5 |         him was explained by the fact that he was ill, perhaps
 5 7 |         it. ~It is certainly the fact that she made a very definite
 6 11|      received me, as a matter of fact, very badly." ~"She will
 7 13|      speak to you like that? The fact is, my friend, that when
 8 14|       against me; as a matter of fact, everything went to prove
 9 17|       and I will not conceal the fact that I am living with him.
10 23|      Scarcely had I noticed this fact, when looking around me,
11 23|      Marguerite. I realized this fact still more clearly from
12 26| intrusted to him. As a matter of fact, he came to bring me three