Chapter

 1 I   |      paper manufacturer was in~difficulties, he would buy up his stock
 2 I   |      desires,~and not with the difficulties of life; at strife with
 3 I   |  temper; and if he saw all the difficulties before him, none~the less
 4 III |      Louise had hidden all the difficulties from her~friend, but she
 5 III |   instinct discerned plenty of difficulties of another~kind, and he
 6 III | solitude, as he dwelt upon the difficulties in~the way, was timid, and
 7 IV  |      many doubts and plenty of difficulties. Was it~possible not to
 8 IV  |      her accent had solved the difficulties of the position,~her suggestion
 9 IV  |       the song, discussing its difficulties or~extolling the composer.~ ~
10 V   |     consent to be my wife, the difficulties will all be smoothed away.~
11 VI  | passion, Louise~discovered the difficulties of her position one by one.
12 VIII|      the husband and wife into difficulties at the very outset of~their
13 VIII|     had~glimmerings of endless difficulties, all summed up in the appalling~