Chapter

 1 4 |    deed," and two big tears fell on the pages. "Well, sir,"
 2 10|   spite of myself two tears fell upon it. ~"Why, what a child
 3 12|   midst of these thoughts I fell asleep; I was awakened by
 4 18|  And after embracing me she fell into a long reverie. ~Scenes
 5 21|  have told you. At last she fell asleep in my arms, but it
 6 21|    morning. Then Marguerite fell into a kind of stupor. She
 7 24|  time, to hold me fast, and fell back helplessly upon the
 8 26| twenty words. Two big tears fell from his eyes when he saw
 9 26| sort of holy tabernacle. ~I fell on my knees. I do not know
10 26|    All is over. ~Marguerite fell into her last agony at about
11 26|     all was silent, and she fell back on the bed exhausted.