Chapter

1 VII |   contact, an earnest of the bliss of a closer union. And~then,
2 VII |  steeped in the intoxicating bliss of repressed desire. Armand~
3 VII |      first experience of the~bliss of love. And from inexperience,
4 VIII|   imagining,~longing for the bliss of love. You asked innumerable
5 IX  |     and take, a certainty of bliss that nothing~can change;
6 IX  |   intimate experience of the bliss~which gives it lasting life,
7 X   | merit in yielding oneself to bliss that is foreseen~and ardently
8 X   |     he felt such enthralling bliss, and in the~few words there