Chapter

 1 1| administration by bringing a strong light to bear upon it. He~intended
 2 2|           thoroughly held up to the light of day by the silly discussions
 3 3|            the eyebrows, had little light in them. Everything about
 4 3|            forehead, from which the light did not reflect;~and her
 5 4|           crisp red hair, eyes of a light yellow, a skin of dazzling
 6 5|           who considered him in~the light of their business man. Happily
 7 7|            of stamped iron-work, as light as the vine-leaves themselves,
 8 7|             eyes, suffused with the light of hope,~and sparkling with
 9 8|             and dishonored--"~ ~The light of her pure honor flashed
10 8|             which may never see the light. Moreover, the clerks, one~