Chapter

 1 I  |  occasion) and pointed out the strong oaken cheeks,~polished up
 2 I  |         Fate's injustice was a~strong bond between them. And then,
 3 I  |       men turned~upon him. The strong shoulders, rising above
 4 I  |      nature at variance with a~strong constitution, was by no
 5 II |        mind or body. She stood strong and straight like some forest
 6 III| Diplomacy he claimed to be his strong~point; it usually is with
 7 III|       pudency inseparable from strong~feeling in youth, a delicacy
 8 III|       an~ear for the bell.~ ~A strong scent of camomile and peppermint
 9 V  |     coarse palate~is ticked by strong spirits.~ ~During the interval,
10 V  |    Pimentel--"Do you not see~a strong likeness between M. Chardon
11 V  |       But so long as mother is strong enough for~her tiring life,
12 VI |        He felt his position so strong through Louise's~love and