Chapter

 1 I   |      chafing in an empty life, had grown~the mightier for every fruitless
 2 II  |              In her heart love had grown in loneliness, even as his
 3 II  |   loneliness, even as his love had~grown stronger as he surmounted
 4 II  |           appallingly~thin she had grown; and yet in spite of the
 5 VI  |           been grievous to see him grown so small, so distrustful
 6 VI  |        substance to a~fragile form grown too wholly ethereal; for
 7 VI  |         thoughts. If the world has~grown so petty, ours is the fault.
 8 VI  |             she answered, suddenly grown gentle and~submissive. "
 9 VII |            him, recovering a~voice grown faint in the crises of inward
10 VIII|        space of sky; his heart had grown in him; he would fain~have
11 VIII| Ronquerolles, whose reputation had grown so great in Paris~boudoirs.
12 IX  |         young at least, and I have grown younger still. I am a child,~
13 IX  |            her~heart; with the man grown great by all that she had
14 IX  |        dreadful day,~a day of pain grown sweet, of intolerable heart-throbs,