Chapter

1 1 |       attendant, who, standing near the door, was carefully
2 2 |     remained at Bagneres to be near the soil that had buried
3 4 |        see you, for I am quite near death, and you are hundreds
4 4 |        and amiable look. I was near embracing him. As for him,
5 10|       long awaited was drawing near. ~"Well, but the duke?" ~"
6 11|       out again, and as I came near the group I recognised the
7 26| killing oneself when one is so near dying already? ~I became
8 26|      coming. ~Now that I am so near death, in spite of what