Chapter

 1 I   |       she then pressed to her lips to smother her deep sobs.~
 2 I   | longer and thinner. Twice his lips parted to utter some decent
 3 I   |  hands in his pockets and his lips puckered for a whistle,
 4 II  |    doctor tasted, smacked his lips, meditated, tasted again,
 5 III |    upon his soul, rise to his lips at this moment? And why
 6 III |      with an odd smile on her lips, she said:~“Well, he is
 7 III |     and he asked with pinched lips: “And what do you mean by
 8 III |     his mind to put it to his lips. He contemplated it regretfully,
 9 III |    every minute raised to his lips the tall crystal funnel
10 IV  |       words which rose to his lips but were not spoken—which
11 IV  |  pronounce the words with his lips, his mind kept repeating: “
12 V   |  kisses they have given their lips? The kiss strikes like a
13 VI  |       which would rise to his lips.~This disgraceful secret,
14 VI  |     she knelt down to put her lips to the spring itself, which
15 VI  |       suddenly broke form his lips. Without turning to him
16 VII |   were ever to hear from your lips what I have heard for this
17 VIII|     supposed that she put her lips near but he did not feel
18 IX  |      know nothing about?”~His lips parted to say, “No, nothing.”