Chapter

 1 Int |        horseman and the fencer feel after a period in the riding
 2 Int |       I analyze it too much. I feel strongly how relative is
 3 Int |        and sad thoughts that I feel in the depths of my being.
 4 Int |      the depths of my being. I feel them swelling and poisoning
 5 Int |   indifference! If one did not feel, but only understand, without
 6 Int |    have no hope, I know, but I feel obscurely and unceasingly
 7 III |       love?~She did not as yet feel that tumultuous emotion,
 8 IV  |       so close that they could feel each other’s breath on their
 9 VI  |      at any moment, one should feel, on seeing them again, a
10 VI  |    asked herself how she could feel so differently on returning
11 VI  | thought she loved. Why did she feel as though she were wounded?
12 VI  |        was it that she did not feel this neglect more deeply?
13 VII |       for your own good, for I feel from your grief that he
14 VII |     around his neck: “I do not feel well, dear; perhaps I shall
15 VII |        of despair. She did not feel cold, although she had little
16 VIII|        comtesse is charming, I feel that I shall love her, but
17 IX  |     humor, never gets angry. I feel that she loves me; until
18 IX  |        you strangely. You will feel this later.”~When the baron
19 XI  |      His goodness, I no longer feel His presence when certain
20 XI  |        maternal selfishness. I feel that I am incapable of working,
21 XI  |      the baron. “You will soon feel the effects of the divine
22 XII |      my girl,” said Jeanne. “I feel that I shall not make old