Chapter

 1 II  |       of one’s self; there are sudden and pertinacious emotions
 2 II  |       rise for twopence!”~On a sudden, close to him, in the wide,
 3 II  |       were common with him, so sudden and swift that he could
 4 III |    loafed everywhere. And on a sudden this life, which he had
 5 III |    woman!~He started up with a sudden determination to go and
 6 III |      craving impelled him on a sudden to tell this tavern-wench
 7 IV  |       down half-stunned by the sudden shock. The steamer which
 8 V   |    said to Jean, scared by the sudden waking:~“Jean you must not
 9 V   |   mother, looked at her with a sudden sense of never having seen
10 V   |        set out, tormented by a sudden stiffness which had come
11 V   |       was seized with dread, a sudden and horrible dread of this
12 VI  |   ardour, urging him on to the sudden determination which comes
13 VI  |        way went fast till on a sudden they saw, by the side of
14 VII |       rising with one of those sudden and furious rages which
15 VII |       and had chosen.~But on a sudden Pierre turned equally furious.
16 VII |      and almost convinced on a sudden by his brother’s blind vehemence,
17 VII |    Pierre’s vociferations, the sudden stillness of walls and furniture,
18 VIII| admired it to please her.~On a sudden, when he had sat down again,