Chapter

 1 Int|          that his instincts were awakened in the unfoldment of his
 2 I  |         leather pocketbook.~This awakened her, and she looked at the
 3 I  |        arrived. Jeanne, suddenly awakened, was the first to jump out.
 4 II |       those very sensations that awakened the hearts of the first
 5 III|         tender admiration and an awakened sympathy.~M. de Lamare’s
 6 III|     serene beauty of the morning awakened an echo in their hearts.~
 7 III|       feeling of benevolence was awakened in them, a wider affection,
 8 IV |          Lison,” these two words awakened no feeling of affection
 9 VI |        against the roof.~She was awakened the next morning by a bright
10 VI |   ordinary everyday occupations, awakened in her heart. A sort of
11 VI | mysterious interest had suddenly awakened in her.~Bataille, while
12 VII|    wildly, and her consciousness awakened abruptly, sharp and poignant.~
13 IX |        instincts. Julien one day awakened her aversion anew by telling
14 XI |          recollections that were awakened in her mind. She finally