Chapter

1 III|    touching evidence of their affection. But it is not by words
2 IV |     fortune and his religious affection for his mother had magnified
3 IV |    Pierre for whom he had the affection of a faithful dog, he shook
4 IV |      me, to have had a keener affection for me— unless it were that
5 IV |       never shown more marked affection for the younger than for
6 V  |     robbed of his most sacred affection, and with the jealous wrath
7 VII|       such a burst of genuine affection that, with a cry, she seized
8 IX | tearing up the roots of every affection he had not hitherto had