Chapter

1 I  | fashion. I have the strongest desire for her, and yet the idea
2 II |   very own, so greatly do you desire it; a soul which throws
3 II |      brusquely to a half felt desire for retaliation, a desire
4 II |     desire for retaliation, a desire to avenge himself, to wound
5 III|   yielding to an irresistible desire to learn what was going
6 III|    learn what was going on, a desire which maddened and tortured
7 IV |  jumping into the water at my desire?”~Servigny murmured: “Oh,
8 IV |      her grief and lulled her desire to die.~Why should she not
9 IV |      had no longer at all the desire to die, but a strong, imperious