Chapter

 1 3 |     her superior in vice or in affection? The second interpretation
 2 8 |        reproaching him for his affection for Marguerite; there are
 3 11|       had often heard that the affection of Marguerite was a thing
 4 13|     despite his health and the affection he has for her he would
 5 14|        finding in me a sincere affection, able to give her rest from
 6 14| humiliated in the vanity of my affection. ~"What did she do last
 7 19|    great respect and a sincere affection for my father. I replied
 8 19|    child, I can not allow your affection for me to deprive you of
 9 19|     who do not believe that my affection is sufficiently disinterested
10 20|       Rest in our quiet family affection will soon heal you of this
11 23|  discussion, and I needed some affection to help me to live, after
12 25|  except because of the sincere affection which I had for his son. ~