Chapter

 1 I   |       off from the world; but he knew that there~might be among
 2 II  |         heart with fire, he only~knew that the Te Deum was over
 3 II  |         out close beside him; he~knew its clear resonant soprano.
 4 II  |          in Spanish; the General~knew enough of the language to
 5 III |         eyes. Armand, if you but knew the happiness of giving~
 6 VI  |           Only one of his guides knew the way;~no traveller had
 7 VI  |         so tired in his life. He knew,~however, that he must be
 8 VI  |    please which she of all women knew the art of manifesting.
 9 VI  |    fields~of battle. Of women he knew just so much as a traveller
10 VI  |     nothing to learn; of love he~knew nothing; and thus, desires,
11 VI  |      most~marvellously well; she knew, to admiration, how to raise
12 VI  |         of misgiving in them, he knew that he was meant to take~
13 VI  |        great admirers, said, she knew how to take a second edition~
14 VI  |         sweetness. She so little knew the~great generosity of
15 VII | stimulated to a dangerous point, knew that it was time to leave~
16 VII |      motionless he himself never knew. The soul~within has the
17 VII |          scanty; in practice she knew nothing whatever; she felt~
18 VIII|   friendship between~the two men knew no bounds, and that no power
19 IX  |         was to pass. Passion~she knew, but she did not love as
20 IX  |       passion as yet; and as she knew the fierce tumult, the~unconscious
21 IX  |     parchment of her brain. ~She knew all the genealogies of every