Chapter

1 3 |    thus, and let them go on reading, if nothing but such a fear
2 4 |     and if you will find in reading it some excuse for the past.
3 4 |     in his mind while I was reading it on paper, for he said
4 16|     after a little music or reading, which she had never been
5 17| gave me the letters without reading them. Sometimes the terms
6 22|     room; I entered. He was reading. He showed so little astonishment