Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |      with little taps, under an emotion of joy which lighted~up
 2         I,IV |      run up the scale of joyous emotion and then precipitating it
 3         I,V  |        felt within her heart an emotion that counteracted her bitter~
 4         I,VI | formerly occupied--without deep emotion, and he shuddered as he
 5         I,VI |     lends them a certain tender emotion; they realize all~that they
 6         I,VII|        hand with an~unspeakable emotion, which brought tears into
 7         I,VII|         speech with unutterable emotion. The words~that came to
 8         I,VII|     streets, and caused him the emotion an author~feels when he
 9         I,VII|      close upon the unspeakable emotion his re-entrance at the~Bourse
10         I,VII|         each attributed Cesar's emotion~and his stumbling step to