Chapter

 1 II  |  formed of his piety by a not wholly disinterested respect. ~
 2 III |     that is ours, utterly and wholly ours, is so rare a~thing
 3 IV  |      of life they led; a life wholly filled~with occupations
 4 IV  |   corrupted; it would neither wholly abandon the disputed points~
 5 IV  |   which she belonged. She was~wholly self-contained; she put
 6 IV  |      from the civil list were wholly expended in~keeping up the
 7 VI  |      a~fragile form grown too wholly ethereal; for as she glided
 8 VIII|     die a thousand deaths. Be wholly mine, and I will give you~
 9 VIII| constancy. ~It was thus that, wholly absorbed by his happiness,
10 IX  |       lower. "And I was yours wholly," she~murmured in his ear. "
11 IX  |     not, that one~is governed wholly by one's senses?~ ~Mme de
12 X   |      that I have given myself wholly to you in thought, to whom~
13 X   |   great longing,~call forth a wholly new creature? a creature