Chapter

 1 I  |         the sorrows~of life are laid to rest in the depths.~ ~
 2 I  | conformably to the minute rules laid down as to the shape,~height,
 3 II |       grave in which the nun is laid, that~she may rise again
 4 II |        now as ever,~she had not laid coquetry aside when she
 5 IV |        Their voices, which once laid~down the law to literature,
 6 VI |       affectation that could be laid to her charge;~but everything
 7 VI |        costume of her part were laid aside. All the~rapture of
 8 VII|   raised herself on tiptoe, and laid her forehead against Armand'
 9 X  |          Suddenly~his companion laid a hand on his shoulder.
10 X  |          her plank bed had been~laid on the floor of the outer