Chapter

 1 I   |     the book to his lips, and tears came to the eyes of either,~
 2 I   |   again."~ ~David brushed the tears from his eyes, and wrung
 3 II  |       were always filled with~tears. She wore herself out with
 4 II  |       or~dramatic career. Her tears were ready to flow for every
 5 III |      s picture, and told with tears the piteous story of a love
 6 III |     playing with fire brought tears to Lucien's eyes; but her
 7 IV  |     it?" she cried as she saw tears shining in her brother's~
 8 IV  |  spoke; her eyes were full of~tears, she saw all that lay below
 9 IV  |      the source of the sacred tears of~ecstasy; nobody cares
10 V   |     to reckon Earth's pitying tears,~Given with alms of a sigh.~ ~
11 VI  | heartstrings vibrated."~ ~The tears flowed fast, and for all
12 VI  |     the gate of paradise. The tears of the poet, who feels that
13 VII |     pair.~He beheld Lucien in tears, half reclining on the floor,
14 VII | hierarchy, went, dissolved in tears, to carry the news to~the
15 VII |       a clang behind him, the tears came into~her eyes in spite
16 VIII|     Would you rather not go?" tears came into his eyes,~he flung
17 VIII|   goodness, and felt~ashamed. Tears stood in the young printer'
18 VIII|      she answered through her tears:~ ~"Do as you would do if