Chapter

1 I  |      hope. And, indeed, however faint those so~unaccountable presentiments
2 II | governor that, feeling~suddenly faint, he had gone out into the
3 II |        was her voice, with that~faint tremor in it which gave
4 II |       God in her heart?" when a faint~rustling sound made him
5 II |    emotion betrayed itself in a faint quiver of her veil as she~
6 III|       of a porcelain jar with a faint light shining~through it.
7 VI |      Her skin was white, with a faint rose tint. Everything~about
8 VII|        recovering a~voice grown faint in the crises of inward
9 VII|  boudoir. It was dark within. A faint~voice was raised to say