Chapter

 1 Int |     spontaneous impulse, with an emotion they never forgot, filled
 2 Int | undermined. With an ever-growing emotion he relates under slight
 3 III |            murmured Jeanne, with emotion.~“Beautiful indeed!” answered
 4 III |       flowers,” said Jeanne with emotion.~They spoke in low tones
 5 III |         yet feel that tumultuous emotion, that mad enchantment, those
 6 III |    Jeanne, choking with a sudden emotion, and on the verge of fainting,
 7 III |          electric shock, did the emotion of her heart follow the
 8 IV  |         She gasped, choking with emotion. At the end of a minute
 9 IV  |      them apparently without any emotion. When he was close beside
10 IV  |     there at all.~But an unusual emotion was seething in her mind,
11 V   |      wonder and choking with her emotion. Two tears fell from her
12 V   |          with him after her late emotion.~The guide went ahead with
13 VII |      body was so numbed from the emotion of her mind, and she ran
14 VII |       Calm yourself, madame; any emotion may lead to serious consequences,
15 VII |           in a voice broken with emotion: “I—I—will not—need—to question
16 VIII|          Jeanne listened without emotion and without anger, astonished
17 IX  |      ideas.~As soon as the first emotion was over she became almost
18 IX  |          stirred with so deep an emotion, such a tumultuous feeling
19 X   |    Father——” and was silent from emotion.~He waited, his hands crossed
20 X   |          and understood all. Her emotion was so vivid that she swooned
21 XI  |           she was so overcome by emotion. At length she said to the
22 XI  |          her voice trembled with emotion as she said: “Have you other—
23 XIII|        And Jeanne, overcome with emotion, but indignant, replied: “
24 XIV |         overcome with an intense emotion, and uncovering gently the