Chapter

1 II |    it were a small seed of distress.~When he reached the square
2 III|  by weariness amounting to distress.~And yet this was how he
3 IV |  so deeply did this cry of distress thrill his soul and nerves
4 V  |   gasping with anguish and distress. And rage boiled up in him
5 VI |  over her, pretended great distress at his own awkwardness,
6 VI |  buzzing, her mind in such distress that she could scarcely
7 VII|  stir or even to will. His distress became unbearable; and he
8 VII| Jean’s breast she cried in distress of mind:~“Save me from him,