Chapter

 1 III|       Imperial uniform set her heart to beating.~The officer
 2 III|      tone which comes from the heart, and when, above all, the~
 3 III|     the soft pity in a woman's heart for miseries that~are not
 4 III|        emotion~which shook his heart. For the first time in her
 5 III|      toward him with a beating~heart.~ ~"I was born in Corsica,"
 6 III|       s~memories, while in her heart there dawned another feeling
 7 III|     they found a refuge in the heart of their~only child?~ ~Until
 8 III|     undivided. Ginevra's whole heart~belonged to her father,
 9 III|      father, as Piombo's whole heart belonged to his child;~and
10 III|       savage sentiments~in the heart of his daughter, precisely
11 IV |       anger touched her to the heart; she expected some violent
12 IV |     withered eyelids shook her heart, but she hid her emotion.
13 IV | nursing~in the depths of their heart a sentiment of hatred; they
14 IV |      pressing violently on his heart. "Go, leave my house,~unhappy
15 V  |     never obliterated from the heart of~an honest man; the other,
16 V  |       moment of life, when the heart finds itself~within two
17 V  |        watched them, Ginevra's heart swelled within her; she
18 V  |      this contrast, and in~her heart there lay a sense of terror,
19 V  |       shed a balm on Ginevra's heart.~ ~They parted with hearty
20 V  |        lovers were so happy in~heart, hope so adorned their future,
21 V  |    severe; Ginevra said in her heart that she worked for Luigi,
22 VI |        earth--"~ ~"I have your heart," she said, in tones of
23 VI |     two beings see each other, heart to heart. The hapless Luigi,~
24 VI |       see each other, heart to heart. The hapless Luigi,~comprehending
25 VI |     angel!"~ ~But the faithful heart, so full of love, was growing
26 VI |       to put his hand upon her heart, but died.~ ~Two doctors,
27 VI | reflections shook the mother's heart successively. For an~instant