Chap.

1        7|    had sunk into a fathomless void.~“My God!” he stuttered
2        9|   them there had been a great void in his life. He was idle
3       10|     she felt that there was a void somewhere or other, an empty
4       10|  still felt that stupid, idle void, which caused her, as it
5       13|     though there were a great void in his brain. It was only
6       13| beneath his feet. There was a void in his brain from which
7       13|      dear had vanished in the void. On the landing a sob escaped
8       13|       was plunged in the dark void where man and his reason
9       14|     stillness which ensued, a void, deathly stillness which