Chapter

 1 I   |         and then, as soon as I feel the water beneath me, I
 2 I   |        eclipses which made her feel sick.~She said as she returned
 3 I   |      more sensitive, sometimes feel, without knowing why, that
 4 II  |       for being alone made him feel fractious, yet he could
 5 III |      his tongue, that he might feel the little sugary sting
 6 IV  |      think the less because we feel sure of them.~Now, reminiscences
 7 VI  |        Pierre bent over her to feel her pulse she pulled away
 8 VII |   natural benevolence which we feel towards all who suffer,
 9 VII |     what I have done. You must feel yourself strong enough,
10 VII |      You cannot imagine what I feel when I see him.”~Then she
11 VIII|       lips near but he did not feel them on his brow, and he
12 VIII| brother:~“Would you like me to feel my way with M. Marchand
13 IX  |        throb of the screw, and feel the swift flight of the
14 IX  |       timid but urgent need to feel that some one would grieve
15 IX  |       loved him well enough to feel true and keen emotion, and
16 IX  |      thought, “not a soul will feel a sincere regret for me.”~