Chapter

 1 I   |    bells pealing~out over the open sea. There is sound and
 2 I   | seemed to be impossible.~ ~To open the doors of a convent of
 3 III | flushed red.~ ~"May heaven be open to him!" she cried with
 4 IV  |     to show that it was~still open to them to take their part
 5 IV  |     to forget; there is a way open to her of showing herself~
 6 VI  |     vast as~the circle of the open sea.~ ~He came to a stand,
 7 VII |      you not? I certainly can open the bottom of my heart~to
 8 VIII|      infinite joy as glimpses open out for him of~an ardent
 9 VIII|    door at the bed-foot stood open; gleams of ruddy light from~
10 IX  |   scorn, "lead me; I~will not open my eyes."~ ~Armand felt
11 IX  |    dear child, we are here to open your eyes. I will say all
12 X   |      the passage."~ ~He threw open the door and rushed in,