Chapter

 1 I   |   every way the sublimest on earth. Religion~towering above
 2 II  |   that separates heaven~from earth? And the longer a dreamer
 3 II  |      hundred-voiced choir on earth can fill all the space between~
 4 II  |       in whom all passion on earth finds its~end. Wherefore
 5 II  | choir from which no power on~earth can tear me. You shall never
 6 II  |     God, my superior here on earth."~ ~The words were so meekly
 7 III |      had not raised me above earth's anguish,~and caught me
 8 III |    entreat all the powers of earth; if God could~come down
 9 III |   that you are happy here on earth, and that~you will be happy
10 III |      may~be together here on earth."~ ~"Antoinette, will you
11 III |     a RIGHT, but no power on earth~can convert it into FACT.
12 VI  |     of love. But no~power on earth could veil his glances;
13 VII |      left to believe in this earth."~ ~She began to smile.~ ~"
14 VII |     pass beyond. No woman on earth can brave~the consequences
15 VII |   other mortals, no power on earth can be so~haughty.~ ~"M.
16 VIII|      of the firmament and of earth enlarged. It~seemed to him
17 VIII| bounds, and that no power on earth could~estrange them.~ ~"
18 VIII|    true-hearted as may be on earth,~and as reverent as it was
19 VIII|     Expiate~your sin here on earth; God may perhaps forgive
20 IX  |      may refuse. No power in earth or heaven~can insure me
21 X   |   ever find me again on this earth. Come and dine with~me;
22 X   |   When you see me~no more on earth, albeit I shall still be
23 X   |     love that has nothing of earth in it.~ ~"I have a presentiment