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2003 V  |           Ginevra's room~a number of trunks and packages containing
2004 II |              place beside that door, trusting to~her wits to baffle all
2005 III|          last penny to come here and try to snatch Labedoyere from
2006 II |      surprised, were equally silent, trying to discover~the subject
2007 III|             man; he seized the black tufts of his hair in~one hand
2008 III|          tones in which she hummed a tune, and the~attention with
2009 V  |         given to love. The effort to~turn at once to work was too
2010 III|            protected by a woman,~now twenty-five years of age. Was it not
2011 II |           were drawn from her by the twofold news of~Napoleon's captivity
2012 II |          delicate white hands, was a typical French virgin, thoughtless,
2013 IV |            of Luigi Porta. You are a~tyrant, my father," she added,
2014 I  |            bayonet in~the form of an ultimatum. Chance willed that the
2015 III|          recoiled.~ ~Amelie, who was unable to look into the room, the
2016 I  |              words his Corsican brow unbent, and he looked about him
2017 V  |              promised~for the future unceasing joys.~ ~Theirs was love
2018 III|           now white and sparse, left~uncovered a broad and protuberant
2019 III|              the painter, with comic unction,~laying his hands upon the
2020 IV |          think you can bend my will. Undeceive yourself. A Porta shall~
2021 I  |         After standing for some time undecided, the tall stranger suddenly~
2022 V  |             and stood before a plain~undecorated altar, an old priest married
2023 VI |    indifferent to its rags, treading underfoot~all human sentiments.~ ~
2024 III|         often sit silently together, understanding thus, better than by~speech,
2025 II |             you."~ ~Master and pupil understood each other, and Ginevra
2026 III|         reciprocal love: it was love undivided. Ginevra's whole heart~belonged
2027 III|            the arm of his guest, was undoing the bandages in order to
2028 IV |           daughter and looked at her uneasily. He saw upon her face a
2029 VI |               they were not, as yet, uneasy about the future.~ ~Toward
2030 VI |            all woes; she worked with unfaltering hand beside her dying~son,
2031 V  |          interminable~conversations, unfinished speeches, long silences,
2032 II |           man, but, fortunately, and unfortunately also, the~Imperial eagles
2033 IV |            some violent crisis, some~ungovernable fury; she had not armed
2034 IV |            charm~your life. But am I ungrateful for all this in giving myself
2035 I  |         begins~which was intended to unite the chateau of Catherine
2036 II |             upon her is all the more~unkind," said another young girl, "
2037    | unlike
2038 II |              fifteen inquisitive and unoccupied young girls, whose wits
2039 III|           Ginevra, quiet, simple and~unpretending like her parents, saw nothing
2040 III|           feared that he was thought unsocial, and it is not difficult
2041 III|          Luigi, on his side, felt an unspeakable~pleasure in allowing himself
2042 V  |              had~cost her, she said, untold difficulty to send these
2043 I  |           aide-de-camp, with evident unwillingness, left~the room. The First
2044 III|        triple~life. Ginevra was born unyielding of will, vindictive, and
2045 II |         zigzag before it reached the~upper regions of the roof, was
2046 VI |             deep silence,~they gazed upward at the sky, which the dawn
2047 II |             be safe."~ ~"If I can be useful to you, employ me," said
2048 II |        daughter of one of the King's ushers, a little~creature, as silly
2049 IV |              been, and testified the utmost~gratitude, as if to thank
2050 IV |         evening.~ ~After once giving utterance to her will, Ginevra affected~
2051 IV |              his errand; then, while uttering them, he made~continual
2052 III|              attractions, and he was utterly subjugated by her. In~short,
2053 V  |                              CHAPTER V~Marriage~ ~The day after
2054 VI |           struck,--that hour she had vainly prayed and waited for till
2055 III|             low sofa, like a Sultana Valide, awaiting or~admiring her
2056 I  |        Medici with~the Louvre of the Valois.~ ~The man stood there with
2057 I  |          Giacomo declares that Eliza Vanni saved a child, Luigi.~But
2058 V  |            it in even~the capricious vapors which met and struggled
2059 II |           animating the scene by the variety of their expressions,~their
2060 II |           below the surface in these various~young hearts, the sentiments,
2061 III|             picture! it is now being varnished. What have you been doing,~
2062 V  |            finding, ceaselessly, the varying phenomena that~enchant them.~ ~
2063 IV |              to think to himself: "I've produced an~effect."~ ~"
2064 III|            vorrei vivere dopo averla veduta?--who would not~wish to
2065 III|          were~threatening each other vehemently.~ ~Nevertheless, for the
2066 IV |           her large~eyelids as if to veil the fire of her eyes.~ ~"
2067 V  |          petals nodded beneath their~veils, were surrounded by joyous
2068 II |              darted~forward with the velocity of a tiger on its prey.
2069 V  |            incense, gleaming tapers, velvet cushions embroidered with~
2070 III|         moment the loud cries of the vendors of newspapers came~up from
2071 III|           pallid tones~which inspire veneration. The ardor of passions still
2072 II |              but no one had, as yet, ventured to openly avoid~the Bonapartist.
2073 IV |              of emotion.~ ~Then, not venturing to look at her parents,
2074 II |         presented her pose of woe; a Venus smiled; a hand thrust itself~
2075 II |         colored nor turned pale. How vexed these girls~will be if she
2076 VI |                              CHAPTER VI~Retribution~ ~At the beginning
2077 II |        occasions for~displaying that vice of nature were seldom afforded
2078 III|              to his cause by~dint of victories. It was he of whom it is
2079 V  |          little domain, although the view from the windows was limited
2080 III|      feelings~still retained all the vigor and the freshness of their
2081 IV |             feared a character whose violence was the work of his own~
2082 IV |              this quarrel end? Santa~Virgina! place thyself between them!"~ ~
2083 III|             simple persons of strict~virtue, the baron and his wife
2084 III|              our defects~than by our virtues, Ginevra echoed in a marvellous
2085 V  |              and splendid groups was visible; that of Ginevra and Luigi~
2086 III|       wounded man, and~fled with the vision of him still before her
2087 I  |           the order of this singular visitor. Bartolomeo frowned heavily,~
2088 III|              Ah! Dio! che non vorrei vivere dopo averla veduta?--who
2089 III|               united by chance, gave~vivid colors. By Servin's invitation,
2090 IV |            me thus;~I may have heard voices--no, no, never any so melodious!
2091 III|        language:~ ~"Ah! Dio! che non vorrei vivere dopo averla veduta?--
2092 V  |            her art and her joy was a votive offering~to their wedded
2093 IV |          true love could despise all vulgar~protestations at such a
2094 I  |           who brought, as it~were, a waft of air from his own land,--
2095 IV |           which buried itself in~the wainscot.~ ~"Well, then! have mercy!
2096 VI |               who held her round the waist, and, together, in deep
2097 VI |             discovered that you were waking while I slept."~ ~The courage
2098 IV |              failed~him; he tried to walk, but he had no strength
2099 II |             above his~apartments was walled up. To reach this retreat,
2100 II |              to use an expression of Walter Scott, Amelie stepped~as
2101 IV |            to get~away."~ ~The pale, wan face of the baroness recovered
2102 III|       fortune~sufficed for all their wants. To them, their daughter
2103 VI |              a glowing fire scarcely warmed the great spaces of~their
2104 III|      reproach him; hadn't you~better warn him."~ ~A thunderbolt falling
2105 IV |           step toward better things. Warned by Ginevra of the difficulties~
2106 II |          times of civil or religious wars.~Children, young girls,
2107 V  |             from the cold and dreary waste around her.~ ~The mayor
2108 II |             her. But in spite of her watchfulness, there was~a moment when
2109 IV |              plant to which a little water has given fresh life after~
2110 V  |              dove on the face of the waters, having no place to~rest
2111 IV |             himself by releasing the waving volume of her hair, by~dandling
2112 IV |            said to her, in a gentle, weakened voice,--~ ~"Ginevra, no!
2113 V  |             not wholly free from the weaknesses of women.~Superstitious
2114 III|           was more~precious than the wealth of the whole world. When,
2115 IV |             cried, flinging away the weapon, which buried itself in~
2116 VI |         Could I sleep while you were wearing yourself out with toil?"
2117 III|                Be happy! I bless and wed you," said the painter,
2118 V  |          place, they found two other wedding-parties impatiently~awaiting the
2119 IV |            to the fact that for some weeks you have stayed much~longer
2120 IV |             bowed himself over as if weighed~down with sorrow.~ ~Ginevra
2121 V  |             home of her own. In this welcome provision she recognized~
2122 II |             in company with none but well-~bred young girls, and the
2123 III|          Ginevra then saw a tall and~well-made young man, whose Imperial
2124    | whatever
2125    | whereas
2126 IV |              an end to the divisions which--appear--to exist--between~
2127 III|          politicians,~he cared not a whiff of his cigar's smoke for
2128 II |              evening before, and had whirled her young imagination across
2129 IV |           She went; and Elisa~Piombo whispered in her ear:--~ ~"I have
2130 V  |            increasing, and a~general whispering reminded Ginevra that all
2131 III|      eyebrows, which were not wholly whitened,~retained their terrible
2132 IV |              is a part of our being.~Whoso does not share my vengeance
2133 III|         lofty, sombre, and bare, the wide mirrors in gilded frames~
2134 II |             which now gave something~wild and frightened to Madame
2135 VI |              his home.~ ~He wandered wildly about Paris; amid the gorgeous
2136 II |            recognized it at once for wilful deafness.~Presently the
2137 I  |              of an ultimatum. Chance willed that the guard was changed
2138 III|             to remind me of you."~ ~"Willingly," said Ginevra, painting
2139 VI |          night was wintry; the north wind drove the snowflakes so~
2140 IV |      Corsican, his voice shaking the~window-panes.~ ~"I shall marry him,"
2141 V  |            they flew, as~it were, on wings to the church. When they
2142 VI |        Ginevra's~name. The night was wintry; the north wind drove the
2143 III|           five years, Ginevra, grown wiser than her~father, avoided
2144 IV |           that she will follow their wishes--~Paternal resistance being
2145 II |              a Spanish play, full of wit and~epigrammatic sallies,
2146 II |              if on eggs. She hastily withdrew outside the door and coughed.~
2147 II |          nail,~presented her pose of woe; a Venus smiled; a hand
2148 VI |              held her up~against all woes; she worked with unfaltering
2149 VI |            hope.~ ~One night Ginevra woke and missed Luigi from her
2150 V  |             the spectators~seemed to wonder that the wedding was not
2151 V  |        Ginevra that all present were wondering at~the absence of her parents;
2152 II |             and the winter supply~of wood were kept. Amelie's action
2153 III|          scratched with a pin on the woodwork in a manner that produced
2154 VI |           evening, when~he returned, worn-out.~ ~"And you?"~ ~"I? I have
2155 III|             life of an honest man is worth that of two~traitors, and
2156 III|           she poured a~balm upon the wounds of the unfortunate man:--~ ~"
2157 VI |            cried Luigi, in despair. "Wrap your shawl closer round~
2158 V  |            her parents; her father's wrath seemed present to her.~ ~"
2159 V  |              sacramental luxury; the wreaths~of orange-flowers that crowned
2160 VI |           time. During these days of wretchedness Ginevra showed~the sublimity
2161 IV |              his face relaxed, every wrinkle on his forehead expressed
2162 III|     furniture of the period of Louis XIV. were~in keeping with Bartolomeo
2163 V  |            voice was heard, like the yapping of a~dog, calling Monsieur
2164 VI |            second time in three long years--of his daughter.~ ~"Ginevra
2165 II |              alms; a few "ecorches," yellowed~by smoke, looked like limbs
2166 II |         another young girl, "because yesterday, Mademoiselle~Ginevra was
2167 V  |              of eternal union,--that yoke of satin,~white, soft, brilliant,
2168 IV |             before you? I supplicate you--"~ ~"Ginevra Piombo does
2169 III|              here, and that you lent yourself--to--our love."~ ~"There
2170    | yourselves
2171 II |            which described a fearful zigzag before it reached the~upper