Chap.

1        2|  guilty of a silly speech, so melted was she at heart. But she
2        2|    struggles with his flowers melted Nana’s heart, and she burst
3        6| wooden side.~But what utterly melted the young woman’s heart
4        6|     covered, had, as it were, melted into milky fog, which now
5        7|      with which he was shaken melted her to tears. She felt a
6       10|       sobbing.~This sad sight melted the young woman’s heart
7       13|      but it had as constantly melted away, sometimes in the purchase
8       13|      and her immense distress melted her utterly.~“And you, too,