Chapter

 1 I  |         the side~of the town, the church completely hides the solid
 2 I  |           or gales of wind.~ ~The church itself, built by the munificence
 3 I  |           silence over all.~ ~The church is divided within into a
 4 I  |          off from the rest of the church by a grating and thick folds~
 5 I  |      choir could be seen from the church except~the high altar and
 6 I  |          The General had left the church during the Te Deum; he could
 7 I  |        buried in the bosom of the Church, that~hitherto the most
 8 II |        walked abruptly out~of the church when the first notes of
 9 II |           along the aisles of the church in the sea.~ ~The General
10 II |           came~pouring out of the church. Feeling that his behaviour
11 II |       vespers. ~He found an empty church. The townsfolk, devout though
12 II |        burst forth and filled the church with warmth. The Song of~
13 II |         away; it~seemed as if the church, but now so full of light,
14 II |           to mass. He went to the church and knelt~close to the screen,
15 VII|           Never~did Father of the Church, however eloquent, plead
16 VII|      befitting a dignitary of the Church; and~the episcopal violet
17 VII|  necessity~of re-establishing the Church in its ancient splendour.
18 VII|         talked brilliantly.~ ~The Church, she maintained, ought to
19 VII|     giving love precedence of the~Church; but, for pity's sake, allow
20 VII|         accept the Roman Catholic~Church with all its consequences.
21 IX |     endless sects that divide the church of Love,~there is one broad
22 X  |           All the nuns are in the church," he said; "they are beginning~
23 X  | procession of nuns is~leaving the church. You will be caught!"~ ~