Chap.

 1        1|      the world as though both natural and immaterial.~Behind the
 2        1|       and plump and looked so natural in a part demanding wide
 3        1|  fruitless waiting. Under the natural curls of her beautiful gray–
 4        4|      their pale features, the natural distinction of which was
 5        5|    essences mingling with the natural pungency exhaled from human
 6        5| little place rendered at once natural and poignant.~“D’you go
 7        6|     He tried hard to assume a natural expression while he slyly
 8        7|       he ended by thinking it natural and even inevitable. While
 9        9|     lady so chaste? It wasn’t natural! With that he sneered and
10       10|       expenditure, added to a natural contempt for the man who
11       10|     could be commoner or more natural. But a lie was a lie, and
12       12|   accordingly it was only too natural if illicit proceedings such