Chapter

 1 I  |     may guess how the ruling thoughts and inner life of this pair~
 2 II | contact with those men whose thoughts are bent~on winning a few
 3 III|      its charm, and generous thoughts are corrupted by~mercenary
 4 III|    now try to understand the thoughts that troubled Lucien's mind
 5 III|    rough winds, and at these thoughts the past broke into~flowers
 6 III|     said plainly that he had~thoughts of espousing the daughter
 7 IV |  self for me. Yes, in my own~thoughts I shall live your life.
 8 IV |   had come to think the very thoughts that he, Lucien,~had reached
 9 V  |      If you only knew~all my thoughts about Lucien's position!
10 V  |     has been very heavy~with thoughts that I could not utter,
11 VI |     out a flood of~clamorous thoughts into those friendly hearts,
12 VI |  speaking. David~guessed her thoughts, and began at once to tell