Chapter

 1 Int|         the dread of that horrible sensation of incomprehensible terror.”~
 2 Int|       above all, the flower of the sensation might lose its perfume.
 3 Int|          world, that sweet, strong sensation that gives one strength. “
 4 I  |         beside her. And an unusual sensation came over her. She remained
 5 III|             and she felt a strange sensation at the quickly averted glance
 6 III|         perceptible, giving them a sensation of chilliness. There was
 7 V  | catastrophe, whom an imperceptible sensation completely upsets, driving
 8 V  |           same strange and intense sensation that she had felt on the
 9 VII|          She never had felt such a sensation, she had never seemed to
10 IX |            near her with a painful sensation.~When Jeanne had taken them