Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I |     both their minds in that troubled and agitated stream called
2    I,  I |      that I love you madly.”~Troubled by this beginning and seeing
3    I,  I |   but his hand trembled, his troubled eyes looked without seeing;
4    I,  IV|     to allow ourselves to be troubled by them, but which, in spite
5    I,  IV| shared between them, uneasy, troubled, feeling for the mother
6   II,  II|     a new anxiety had lately troubled her, and the sudden arrival
7   II,  II|     ventured little, and was troubled little by new necessities
8   II,  IV|   returned to his own house, troubled as if he had just learned
9   II,  IV|     two beings, which had so troubled him on the evening of their