Chapter

1 2|      waters, and she went to Bagneres. Among the invalids was
2 2|    duke, who had remained at Bagneres to be near the soil that
3 2|  child. Marguerite, alone at Bagneres with her maid, and not being
4 2|      her, happening to be at Bagneres, took upon themselves to
5 2|    see her as he had done at Bagneres. ~This liaison, whose motive
6 2|      long as she remained at Bagneres, the promise she had made
7 7| convalescent and had gone to Bagneres. ~Time went by, the impression,
8 8|  acquaintance of the duke at Bagneres. ~"That, then," I continued, "