Chapter

1 6 |     to pass before his eyes. Suddenly one of the two pickaxes
2 6 | taking hold of it by one end suddenly laid bare the face of Marguerite. ~
3 12|  which die, often enough, as suddenly as they were born. ~The
4 17|    some reply, but I entered suddenly and flung myself at Marguerite'
5 21|   started as if the kiss had suddenly awakened her. ~"You frightened
6 23|    been so lighthearted, had suddenly become so sad and dreamy. ~
7 23|     so much that I could not suddenly become indifferent to her.
8 24|    words: ~"You went away so suddenly that I forgot to pay you.