Chapter

 1 II  |      with laughter, now with tears. Her~changing moods, as
 2 II  |   Amen. No more Joy, no more tears in the air,~no sadness,
 3 II  |  join his guest found him in tears~during the elevation, while
 4 II  | ornament, he could guess how~tears, and prayer, and passion,
 5 II  |   her veil,~perhaps to brush tears away, "I am Sister Theresa."~ ~
 6 III |    face, or if you allow the tears to fall from your eyes."~ ~
 7 VI  |  deceived him, murdered him; tears of rage and~weariness flowed
 8 VII |     Andiamo mio ben can draw tears of joy or pitying~laughter
 9 VII |   street he brushed away the tears that he would not let fall.~ ~
10 VIII|     machinery that turns out tears and affectations~and languors
11 VIII|   You have made me shed many tears on this couch, tears that
12 VIII|    many tears on this couch, tears that I hid~from all other
13 VIII|     up, her eyes~filled with tears.~ ~"Why do you cry? Be true
14 VIII|  sobbing.~ ~"Pray spare your tears, madame. If I believed in
15 IX  |     mirror,~brushed away two tears as they fell. Her whole
16 IX  |      future lay in~those two tears. When he turned round again
17 IX  |     you," she answered, with tears in her eyes.~ ~"You must
18 IX  |    lover, and the~despairing tears flowed for long.~ ~Her woman
19 X   |      and~caught a glimpse of tears in the brilliant eyes, now
20 X   |    next day, amid despairing tears, Mme de Langeais took her~
21 X   |    me but a little space for tears and prayers.~ ~"Perhaps
22 X   |    last time through falling tears on the noisy,~smoky city
23 X   | yearning love, worn out with tears and fasting, prayer and~