Chapter

 1 I  |         Some sentiment other~than love united these two beings,
 2 II |   Marriage she had refused out of love to~her father and mother,
 3 III|          The prisoner~breathed in love through all his senses.
 4 III|        age. Was it not a proof of love? The union of~gentleness
 5 III|       denying to each other their love, nor yet of telling it.~ ~
 6 III|     allows the young man~whom you love to stay in the dark attic.
 7 III|        you lent yourself--to--our love."~ ~"There is some truth
 8 III|       made to each other of their love.~ ~"You will surely be happy,"
 9 III| yourselves when bound together~in love."~ ~Luigi pressed the hand
10 III|     intensity~of their reciprocal love: it was love undivided.
11 III|           reciprocal love: it was love undivided. Ginevra's whole
12 III|   faithfulness, her devotion, the love~which filled her every thought,
13 IV |                        CHAPTER IV~Love~ ~"Here she is, my Ginevra,
14 IV |    daughter in astonishment.~ ~"I love a young man," she added,
15 IV |         daughter, you do wrong to love any man, except your father."~ ~"
16 IV |          does not depend on me to love, or not to love," replied
17 IV |          on me to love, or not to love," replied Ginevra,~still
18 IV |         until I died; and that my love and that of her mother~would
19 IV |        Ginevra!"~ ~"No, you don't love me for myself; your reproaches
20 IV |       dare to blame your father's love!" exclaimed Piombo, his
21 IV |         egotism, as I have for my love. Heaven is my witness that
22 IV |           never felt anything but love and happiness where others
23 IV |         father! I cannot~have you love another man. Ginevra, you
24 IV |           you; we shall be two to~love you; you will learn to know
25 IV |          case, you~would cease to love us. Elisa," he added, looking
26 IV |    abandoned by your Ginevra. But love her a little for her own
27 IV |      would kill me; if he did not love you, I should put a~dagger
28 IV |     worthy of the sire.~ ~"Oh! to love you! What man is worthy
29 IV |             continued~Piombo. "To love you as a father is paradise
30 IV |          who is HE?"~ ~"He whom I love."~ ~"How can he know you
31 IV |         can he know you enough to love you?"~ ~"Father," said Ginevra,
32 IV |          he~loves me or not, if I love him--"~ ~"You love him?"
33 IV |           if I love him--"~ ~"You love him?" cried Piombo.~ ~Ginevra
34 IV |           her head softly.~ ~"You love him more than you love us?"~ ~"
35 IV |        You love him more than you love us?"~ ~"The two feelings
36 IV |          could be that he did not love me."~ ~"Always HE!"~ ~"Yes,
37 IV |         make me hate you."~ ~"You love us not!" cried Piombo.~ ~"
38 IV |          these~expressions of his love. Presently his daughter
39 IV |        her father's mind both~her love for Luigi and the idea of
40 IV |        she said no more about her love; she was more caressing~
41 IV |        her eyes, another proof of~love.~ ~"How pale you are!" she
42 IV |                In the name of our love, what have I said?" asked
43 IV |        pride:--~ ~"Oh, Luigi, our love must be pure and sincere,
44 IV |    Ginevra comprehended that true love could despise all vulgar~
45 IV |           terror.~ ~"Ginevra, you love the enemy of your family,"
46 IV |           strong were the~ties of love which bound them to each
47 IV |         no other fortune than our love."~ ~"Then am I richer than
48 IV |        deepest~sadness.~ ~"I will love you in place of them."~ ~"
49 V  |     future wife; and his youthful love, the purity of his~words,
50 V  |         hope of a noble being, to love him~and then abandon him!--
51 V  |           in which she sat there.~Love poured down its treasures
52 V  |      terror, as invincible as her love.~ ~Suddenly the office servant,
53 V  |          lifetime of devotion and love suffice to prove my gratitude
54 V  |         their union were given to love. The effort to~turn at once
55 V  |          happiness of a satisfied love. Ginevra caressed the hair
56 V  |           them ever back to their love,--ceasing their play only
57 V  |          finding everywhere their love,--in the flowers, in~the
58 V  |           its predecessors; their love increased, and still~increased,
59 V  |  increased, because it was a true love. They had tested each other
60 V  |      unceasing joys.~ ~Theirs was love in all its artlessness,
61 V  |          and Ginevra comprehended love. Love is like~the ocean:
62 V  |        Ginevra comprehended love. Love is like~the ocean: seen
63 V  |  occupation and the joys of their~love. At night, after working
64 V  |          have had if this life of love could have been~lived in
65 V  |        feelings, the happiness of love were there depicted by a
66 VI |         ocean of their happiness, love~overwhelmed them with its
67 VI |         his Ginevra the tenderest love. They sought a~compensation
68 VI |        faithful heart, so full of love, was growing cold. Ginevra~