Chapter

1 III |        disgusting, exercises a strange and universal fascination
2 III |        enjoys life, too.”~What strange craving impelled him on
3 V   |      of which you burned half. Strange, isn’t it, that you should
4 VI  | presence too, and by his son’s strange tone about it, the old man
5 VI  |      if he had the clew to her strange and new disorder. He would
6 VII |   widow.’ But you have taken a strange way of announcing your engagement.”~“
7 VIII|        man’s fatherly clasp, a strange, unforeseen emotion thrilled