Chapter

1 I  |     accepted the heavy burden laid upon it, seeing~clearly
2 I  |   abortive creations, in work laid aside and taken up again~
3 III|       mother;~the great tasks laid upon them required that
4 III| spoons and forks, and Eve had laid~them all for the dearly
5 IV |    for desperate emergencies,~laid up in his mind, as it were,
6 V  |   poet or his angel," Lolotte~laid her commands on her dear
7 VI |   daughter's hand, and~gladly laid it in David's; and the lover,
8 VI |    with the~plan which he had laid down, for he wished to appear
9 VII|   indictments of illicit love laid to their charge. There were~