Chapter

 1 I   |      the sapphire sea; and then~turn to the city, with its galleries
 2 VI  |         gesture to the peculiar turn of her phrases, the~demure
 3 VI  |        be gay and~melancholy in turn, and her gaiety, like her
 4 VI  | remained in her train merely to turn the position to~account,
 5 VI  |       The next day she tried to turn love to~hate. She was harsh,
 6 VII |         With that little dainty turn of the head~that seems to
 7 VIII|         glow of it may possibly turn to love.~ ~"Still," he continued, "
 8 VIII|     dainty golden~hair that you turn to such good account?"~ ~"
 9 VIII|       bell, make an outcry, and turn your lover out at the door
10 VIII|    unfettered. ~Here nobody can turn me out. Here you shall be
11 IX  |    tulips and coreopsis, but we turn again~and again to drink