Chapter

 1 II |       kiss had stirred him to the soul. He kept wondering what
 2 II |           her all one’s heart and soul, and to fathom her thoughts
 3 II |    currents, all the mystery of a soul that seems so near, a soul
 4 II |        soul that seems so near, a soul hidden behind two eyes that
 5 II |      there were nothing beneath a soul which talks to you by a
 6 II |       greatly do you desire it; a soul which throws you by words
 7 II |        for she loved with all her soul. She cast herself upon love
 8 II |          captivated her, body and soul. She dreamed of him, lulled
 9 II |         to read the depths of her soul and to seize all the sensations
10 III| suspicions. Then her joyous young soul reassuring itself, she began
11 III|     self-abnegation, greatness of soul, tenderness; and fine words.
12 III|          her heart oppressed, her soul in distress, possessed now
13 III|       friend, Mam’zelle, body and soul.”~“Even enough of a friend
14 III|     passed over her body, and her soul shivered in frightful distress.
15 IV |           expanding, and that her soul, recently heavy and burdened
16 IV |      torpor, which bewildered her soul.~It seemed to her that she
17 IV |         quieting her body and her soul had calmed her grief and
18 IV |       while Servigny with radiant soul and quivering body went