Chapter

1 II |   heaven. Pathetic hope!~ ~Then followed the Amen. No more Joy, no
2 II |    strong-winged spirit; he had followed the course of its flight~
3 II |       to its~natural end. There followed a longing to see her again,
4 IV |    circumstances~they naturally followed out the old family policy;
5 V  |      personal perfections. Then~followed the discovery still in Mme
6 VI | European, rose to his feet,~and followed his guide. The five hours
7 VII|         material struggle which~followed it was more dangerous.~ ~
8 VII|         head.~ ~In hot wrath he followed her to the drawing-room,
9 X  |        walls before the~Abbess, followed by the nuns, returned to