Chapter

1 III|             Oh! Tanaach, I would fain be dissolved in them like
2 V  |      looked as though they would fain give forth their souls;
3 V  |        heart increased. He would fain have fled. He pushed the
4 VII|        our sandals; when I would fain have had the blades of grass
5 VII| impatient aspect, as if he would fain have leaped without to mingle
6 XI |        him towards her. He would fain have enveloped her, absorbed
7 XIV|         religious,—and she would fain have seen in Narr’ Havas’
8 XIV|        still greater. They would fain have exterminated them.~