Chapter

 1 I   |             words are powerless to express~them; like death, God, eternity,
 2 I   |         nun had chosen the~song to express an exile's longing, amid
 3 II  |           of Latin Christianity to~express the exaltation of the soul
 4 II  |        orchestra in itself. It can express anything in response~to
 5 VI  |           answered, "I am afraid I express my~gratitude for your goodness
 6 VI  |          gave him a side glance to express her insidious~friendship,
 7 VII | communicates the terror which they express with such vivid~magnetic
 8 VIII|          the rest~of the world.--I express my thoughts badly; the wounds
 9 IX  |            a longing that I cannot express to~give happiness to a man
10 IX  |       unrest, which no words could~express. She wrote letters and tore