Chapter

1 3 |     impertinent piece of plain speaking which Marguerite, whatever
2 3 |       bearing the Lord, and of speaking the pure language of love
3 7 | contrary, seemed to delight in speaking of her, not as formerly,
4 9 |         holding her hands, was speaking to her in a low voice. ~"
5 17|       turning to Prudence, and speaking in a broken voice, "you
6 22|       wound my self-respect in speaking to me about it. She would