Chapter

 1 II  |      to the church and knelt~close to the screen, with his
 2 II  | woman he worshipped rang out close beside him; he~knew its
 3 VI  |    and gave him a~strikingly close resemblance to General Kleber;
 4 VI  |      of the lips~which, to a close observer, indicated an ironical
 5 VI  |   Charles~might have done at close quarters with Napoleon.
 6 VII |   women usually feel in that~close contact, an earnest of the
 7 VIII|      his touch, and felt~the close pressure of his hand, the
 8 VIII|    If your head were~clipped close, would you feel no regrets
 9 IX  |      can change; it means so close a clinging of the heart,
10 IX  |     but the bond is not less close; the~soul is neither more