Chapter

 1 II  |     exaltation of the soul in the presence of the glory~of the ever-living
 2 II  |  terrified by its gladness in the presence of the glory of a~mortal
 3 II  |          in the Reverend Mother's presence, an~interview would be quite
 4 II  |      which you felt like a subtle presence in the air, and in~the dim
 5 VI  |        nor the~pleasure that your presence gives me."~ ~"Nothing but
 6 VII |       fell under~the charm of his presence. There was a languid defence;
 7 VIII| Montriveau stirred her now as the presence of~the fiery, stubborn,
 8 VIII|      frightened. Her late lover's~presence weighed upon her morally
 9 IX  |         eyes. It was Montriveau's~presence that made her so fair.~ ~
10 X   |          this~letter? Not in your presence. Certain feelings men hide
11 X   |          to give a reason for her presence~without delay. Montriveau
12 X   |    written a history of them. The presence of the brig among the~reefs