Chapter

 1 II  |        Infinite that separates heaven~from earth? And the longer
 2 II  |     the prayers of humanity to heaven, prayer in its~omnipotent
 3 II  | spirits now could only meet in heaven. Pathetic hope!~ ~Then followed
 4 III |     happiness it is to love in heaven; to feel that you can~confess
 5 III |    Theresa flushed red.~ ~"May heaven be open to him!" she cried
 6 III |       God could~come down from heaven, I would"~ ~"Do not blaspheme."~ ~"
 7 III |        it is to me to pray for~heaven's blessing on you. I never
 8 III |      social success, yourself, heaven knows what, before him;
 9 VI  | soaring back to her particular~heaven.~ ~"Confound it!" thought
10 VII |       a musical theme, and lo!~heaven is opened for them, or they
11 VIII|       moment from martyrdom to heaven. Montriveau grew pale; and
12 VIII|       her choice sanctioned by Heaven.~ ~Armand went slowly home,
13 IX  |   refuse. No power in earth or heaven~can insure me the sweet
14 IX  |      the tint of the unclouded heaven. ~But Passion is the foreshadowing
15 IX  |     angels must come down from heaven to reach men; and I wish
16 X   |        feet with a spring. "In Heaven's name,~aunt, do not slander
17 X   |    trysting place shall~be--in heaven. Strength and weakness can