Chapter

 1 1 | Since that day I have never dared to despise a woman at first
 2 6 | seen the tomb?" ~I scarcely dared reply, for the tone in which
 3 7 |   might have gone in, but I dared not. I did not know who
 4 7 |     Gautier," he replied. I dared not ask him for her address,
 5 12|   her during the day, and I dared not go; but I had so great
 6 14|    owed this early visit. I dared not tell her frankly what
 7 20|  kind, so appealing, that I dared not answer. ~"Well?" said
 8 22|     about for a book, for I dared not think. Manon Lescaut
 9 23|   head sink on my breast. I dared not say anything to my father.
10 24|     yet I should never have dared say to her the first time
11 25| myself all that your father dared not say to me, though it