Part, Chapter

 1  I, 6 |   husband, celestial lover, and eternal marriage, that recur in
 2  I, 6 |    heaven, and the voice of the Eternal discoursing down the valleys.
 3  I, 7 |         see before her eyes the eternal garden and the dusty road.
 4 II, 1 |       or even contemplating the eternal vault like the ancients.
 5 II, 5 |        her arms.~Then began the eternal lamentation: “Oh, if Heaven
 6 II, 8 |       there. But the other, the eternal, that is about us and above,
 7 II, 10|     wedding-ring, in sign of an eternal union. She often spoke to
 8 II, 12|      that always ended with the eternal question—~“Do you love me?”~“
 9 II, 12|        a garment, laid bare the eternal monotony of passion, that
10 II, 12|     coming happiness.~It was an eternal subject for conversation
11 III, 1|     earthly affections, and the eternal isolation in which the heart
12 III, 1|         me. I weary you with my eternal complaints.”~“No, never,
13 III, 5|        soon had recourse to the eternal Lheureux, who swore he would
14 III, 6|        at once conjuring up the eternal bugbear of families the
15 III, 8| transports, with the visions of eternal beatitude that were beginning.~
16 III, 8|      that stood out against the eternal night like a menace.~“The