Chapter

 1 I  |      to his great genius, the nun seemed to have chosen~Moses
 2 I  |   King evidently stirred this nun's~heart to the depths. She
 3 I  |    not~listen any longer. The nun's music had been a revelation
 4 I  |       how often! and now this nun had chosen the~song to express
 5 II |     on the vibrating air. The nun's spirit~found wings in
 6 II | beyond the grave in which the nun is laid, that~she may rise
 7 II |     Indeed, in the~joy of the nun there was little of that
 8 II |      hair on their heads; the nun shook out her veiling of~
 9 II |     bare rock in the sea, the nun had seized upon music as
10 II |   another player, and not the nun of~the last two days whose
11 II |      the elevation, while the nun was singing, and brought
12 II |    from the Archbishop,~for a nun to see a visitor, and then
13 II |       of the priest as to the nun's beauty.~ ~"She does not
14 II |      light fell full upon the nun's figure; a thrill of deep~
15 II |   which you speak"~ ~The aged nun bent her head slowly, with
16 II |      now trembled before~this nun. The Duchess went towards
17 III|       impassioned face of the nun. All the magic charm of
18 III|     you~could not respect the nun who became a wife; no love,
19 X  |       desires, while~the poor nun will shed the light of her
20 X  |    workings of the heart! The nun, wasted by~yearning love,
21 X  |    mystical words which every nun takes as a~kind of motto