Chapter

 1 4 |    of it would be enough to cure me, if anything could cure
 2 4 |  cure me, if anything could cure me. I shall not see you,
 3 4 |   who say they are going to cure me wear me out with bloodletting,
 4 6 |    horror of the sight will cure me of my despair. Will you
 5 7 |  even by the process of its cure, to permit him any violent
 6 7 |   myself that I should soon cure myself of my passion. ~When
 7 7 |  isn't exactly the thing to cure her. She has taken to her
 8 10| leave your side, and I will cure you. Then, when you are
 9 16| Marguerite. I had taken her cure in hand, and the poor girl,
10 20|  the end of this marvellous cure, and what will you think