Chapter

 1 Int |         down to the river whose mysterious current veiled in fog or
 2 Int | abnormal conditions, by certain mysterious influences in presence of
 3 Int |         the glorious agent of a mysterious function, through which
 4 Int |        by neuralgia, and by new mysterious darting pains. His suffering
 5 IV  |          instead of seeking the mysterious cause of this action, had
 6 IV  |         marrow, gave her such a mysterious shock that she pushed Julien
 7 VI  |      discussion, as though some mysterious interest had suddenly awakened
 8 VII |      conveyed by its touch some mysterious solace.~The good man, still
 9 VIII|        like a presentiment, the mysterious touch of death. It is in
10 IX  |       might have said that some mysterious charm had come into her