Chapter

1 Int|        the crowd “tortures his nerves,” and who professes such
2 Int|      in the overtension of his nerves through suffering his perceptions
3 V  |     these feminine attacks of “nerves,” the shocks of these vibrant
4 VII| suddenly burst into tears, her nerves all unstrung, and almost
5 VII|       anger or resentment. Her nerves seemed relaxed, almost severed,
6 X  |   blood seemed to cool and his nerves relax somewhat of their
7 XI |      distressed her, upset her nerves. She rose noiselessly to