Chapter

1 II |      bearing with her,~in her memory, the image of a man's head,
2 II |      powerful effect~upon her memory, or, possibly, to necessity,
3 III|        If,~occasionally, some memory of Napoleon's benefits and
4 V  | should she see them except in memory. This thought~pursued her
5 VI |     but it made them lose the memory and the habits of comfort;~
6 VI |      my hair to my father, in memory of his Ginevra," she said. "
7 VI |   before her mind, now~losing memory of earth. She knew that