Chap.

 1        7|           the direction of fleshly madness, a movement which, as it
 2        7|           actor couldn’t last; the madness must be allowed to pass
 3        8|            though a fit of fleshly madness were passing over Paris.
 4        9|     shouted:~“Come now, it’s sheer madness!”~Then looking at the count
 5       11|      against! What did this sudden madness betoken? Some laughed at
 6       11|  formidable. That classic night of madness had brought together all
 7       12|            giving in to the sudden madness of this woman clinging to
 8       12|           he had been allowing the madness to increase, for he was
 9       12| proceedings were senseless. It was madness to crowd five hundred people
10       12|         ruined families; it is the madness of drink which empties the
11       13|         crowd were enhanced by the madness of her profligacy as though
12       13|           s always filled him with madness, and he would sink shuddering
13       13|           though a passing wind of madness were blowing ever more strongly