The Two OrphansDonohue, Henneberry & Company, 1905 - 188 pages |
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angry answered Pierre Bastile beautiful Bel-Air blind girl brother brutal cabaret caused CHAPTER chard Chevalier de Vaudrey clasped clerk Count de Linieres cried cripple dear despair doctor door entered exclaimed Henriette exclaimed Louise exile eyes face fear gazed girl's grasped grief guard hand hear heard heart Heaven Henriette's honor hope instant interrupted Jacques knew La Frochard lady Lafleur laugh leave look Louise's low voice madame mademoiselle Marianne marriage master minister of police misery monsieur Mother Frochard never No-no old hag old woman orphans Paris Pierre's pity Pont Neuf poor blind poor girl prayer prevent prison quickly replied the old Salpetriere secret seemed sing Sister Genevieve sister superior sorrow speak spoke stood streets suffering surprise tears tell thought tone trembling turned uncle uttered valet Vaudrey's whining wish words wretch Yes-yes young girl