Chapter

 1 I   |    town. Its fine, bold front gives~an imposing and picturesque
 2 II  |   that shyness and~diffidence gives to a young girl; her voice,
 3 IV  |     may~see for himself if he gives an intelligent perusal to
 4 IV  |     is ruthless, it sometimes gives~back life to a dying man;
 5 VI  |   pleasure that your presence gives me."~ ~"Nothing but your
 6 VI  |   makes promises to many, and gives herself to none; and a~woman
 7 VI  |      life with M. de Langeais gives me liberty to bestow my~
 8 VII |  treachery--I,~never! Nothing gives me assurance of your love.
 9 VIII|      The code of their parish gives~them a pretty wide latitude
10 IX  | experience of the bliss~which gives it lasting life, the Duchess
11 X   |       point when human~nature gives way if you strain the cords
12 X   |       which the calm of~death gives to the body before it perishes.~ ~"