Chapter

1 6 |        again in all its imposing reality. ~"Quick," said the inspector.
2 10|      which covered it, and whose reality the poor girl sought to
3 12|       band in case I doubted its reality, as I did from time to time. ~
4 16| Marguerite; the past had no more reality and the future no more clouds.
5 16|           and brought me back to reality so brutally that I was still
6 25|          took a yet more serious reality. I said to myself all that