Chapter

1 7 |   invalid; but Armand, on the contrary, seemed to delight in speaking
2 7 |          I should say, on the contrary, that he has only come with
3 11| listening to it?" ~"Quite the contrary." ~"Then I will go on. If
4 11|    plenty of instances to the contrary, and I had often heard that
5 14|      her no more. But, on the contrary, she ought to be enchanted
6 19|   love you my own way; on the contrary, you persist in only seeing
7 20|      as long as I did nothing contrary to the respect which I owe
8 20|    astray, is capable, on the contrary, of setting me in the right