Chapter

 1 I    |            once out of sight, Duroy felt free, and again he joyously
 2 II   |            he was uncomfortable. He felt that it was defective; his
 3 II   |            knowing how to reply; he felt that he was being inspected
 4 II   |           La Vie Francaise.’” Duroy felt superhuman strength within
 5 II   |           no bright colors, and one felt at ease; it was restful.
 6 II   |           hand upon Duroy’s arm. He felt that he would like to devote
 7 II   |           reached the staircase, he felt like running down, his joy
 8 III  |            to what he should do. He felt inclined to stroll along,
 9 III  |           On reaching the street he felt sad and uncomfortable. Count
10 IV   |        became very much excited. He felt inclined to enact the part
11 IV   |           he dotes upon her.”~Duroy felt as if he would like to box
12 V    |             you, yet take care,” he felt a desire to cast himself
13 V    |            near Mme. de Marelle, he felt a more passionate desire.~
14 V    |         think of nothing to say; he felt impelled to clasp her in
15 V    |            pleasant as usual. Duroy felt reassured and asked: “Is
16 V    |           were promenading, and she felt an irresistible desire to
17 VI   |          insults upon him, until he felt his cheeks tingle and he
18 VI   |             noted personages, Duroy felt abashed. He stammered:~“
19 VI   |     resembled Mme. de Marelle’s. He felt his cheeks glow and his
20 VI   |         will not do any longer.” He felt both nervous and gay, and
21 VI   |            the dark corridor.~Duroy felt somewhat depressed on leaving
22 VI   |             Marelle’s staircase, he felt strangely troubled; not
23 VI   |          serious and dignified, and felt a desire to laugh aloud.
24 VII  |            was thirsty; he rose, he felt restless~“Am I afraid?”
25 VII  |            ready to fight. Still he felt so deeply moved that he
26 VII  |             soon emptied it. Now he felt his blood course more warmly
27 VII  |           His second and the doctor felt him, unbuttoned his garments,
28 VII  |           and joy. All was over! He felt that he could fight the
29 VII  |            was over! What bliss! He felt brave enough to provoke
30 VII  |              if you only knew how I felt when I read the morning
31 VIII |           In spite of himself Duroy felt the grandeur of the closing
32 VIII |           was almost asleep when he felt a presentiment that something
33 IX   |        power of attraction which he felt within him—a power so irresistible
34 IX   |        thought gentlemen should. He felt a desire to inform the passers-by, “
35 IX   |          reproach or pardon, and he felt humbled, humiliated. He
36 IX   |         rustling of the leaves. She felt strangely nervous. Why,
37 X    |           evident affection that he felt consoled.~She took the flowers,
38 X    |           replied: “Frequently.”~He felt a desire to return home
39 X    | remonstrating thus with himself, he felt more reconciled to the thought
40 X    |           thought of Forestier, and felt like exclaiming: “Good evening,
41 XII  |        reply: ‘I love you too.’”~He felt her frame tremble as she
42 XII  |      however wish to yield, but she felt her weakness. Some one approached
43 XII  |             confessing. At first he felt a desire to seize her by
44 XIII |          abruptly. For a moment she felt a sharp, stinging pain,
45 XIV  |         recognized the affection we felt for him. We should certainly
46 XV   |           from his wife, and now he felt poor as he compared his
47 XV   |          wrote at his dictation, he felt a mad desire to strangle
48 XV   |          they gazed at them, and he felt a desire to fall upon those
49 XVII |             shall see.”~Mme. Walter felt a desire to cry aloud and
50 XVII |            I will be your wife,” he felt authorized in keeping her,
51 XVIII|             head. At that moment he felt almost pious, for he was