Chapter

 1 1 |    they had heard, no doubt, strange enough stories. ~Unfortunately
 2 1 | leaped for joy. The soul has strange refuges. Louise ran to tell
 3 7 |      of this girl had made a strange impression on me whenever
 4 7 |      dying." ~The heart is a strange thing; I was almost glad
 5 10|      that I know all that is strange in you, you have become
 6 10|    low voice: ~"It must seem strange to you that I am ready to
 7 12|   first to reveal to her the strange mystery of love, is indeed
 8 13|  drinking milk. Does it seem strange that Marguerite Gautier
 9 24|      smiled at me. ~It was a strange night. All Marguerite's
10 26|   the bed-room where so many strange words have been said, but