Chapter

 1 II  |              before, are decked with new glory and might. Out of
 2 II  |            of his love, and ruin the new~hopes.~ ~The organ sounded,
 3 III |            to~work at once to grow a new head. If they lack the strength
 4 III |              and ideas reappear in a new guise, and the~whole conditions
 5 IV  |      exclusively. They must head the new forces as they once headed~
 6 IV  |           other writers were putting new life~and elevation into
 7 IV  |          redemption, and looking for~new forces where God puts them,
 8 IV  |              brains that can forge a new~political system and begin
 9 IV  |         political system and begin a new career of glory for a nation. ~
10 IV  |       disgust. The great lady of the new~school exercised no influence
11 IV  |            the sunlit summits of the new political world. In~that
12 VI  |              indeed, something quite new there. Terse of speech,
13 VI  |             his courage and gave~him new strength. In spite of his
14 VI  |           Armand that he had taken a new lease of life. His~guide,
15 VI  |              delightful presage of a new interest~in her life? And
16 VI  |              reward~artists and stir new life with noble thoughts.
17 VII |              divine red surging like new blood under the~transparent
18 VIII|              I am delighted to put a new interest into your life,"~
19 VIII| circumstances give the story a quite new application,"~returned he.~ ~"
20 IX  |         child,~yes, your child, your new creature. Ah! do not drive
21 IX  |          felt a change in herself, a~new feeling that she could not
22 IX  |             learned the joys of this new life of hers through the~
23 X   |         longing,~call forth a wholly new creature? a creature athrob
24 X   |             for the beginning of her new life and the~revelation