Chap.

1        6|            the slightest noise and dread lest parents should hear
2        7|            he was seized with such dread lest Nana should escape
3        7| candlelight. He thought of his old dread of Woman, of the Beast of
4        7|          an eye she felt sickening dread. Blinded with rage, he had
5        8|         the surrounding crowd. The dread of the law and of the magistracy
6       10|          He began imagining that a dread catastrophe would befall,
7       12|        clinging to his body in her dread of the Invisible. Such dread
8       12|       dread of the Invisible. Such dread is contagious, and he reasoned
9       13|           her in Paris in constant dread of some final catastrophe.