Chapter

 1 I   |        for the two friends were lovers and fellow-worshipers.~ ~
 2 I   |  Greenland."~ ~"The will of two lovers can rise victorious over
 3 III |       in abeyance, watching the lovers' movements with keenly critical~
 4 IV  |     volume of poetry.~ ~The two lovers were left alone, and David
 5 IV  |          Like all inexperienced lovers he arrived so early~that
 6 V   |         So, in silence, the two lovers went across~the Bridge of
 7 VI  |       full of his troubles, the lovers were quite as full of~themselves.
 8 VI  |         in the joy of the~happy lovers.~ ~"If only your father
 9 VI  |     trouble you much?~Dear boy, lovers are for each other their
10 VI  |        of the Charente upon~the lovers.~ ~David had brought a little
11 VI  | necessaries; but what could two lovers refuse to a brother who~
12 VI  |         intercourse which binds lovers so closely each~to each,
13 VI  |     those in the way of the two lovers were very like~the bonds
14 VI  |         the fairest hours which lovers spend alone together. Mme.
15 VIII|    given and taken by~betrothed lovers, David left Eve overcome