Chap.

1        5|   one seemed to breathe a poisoned atmosphere, which was occasionally
2        5|   place where the air was poisoned with musk, rubbing its back
3        7|  kind of “leaven”—himself poisoned, his family destroyed, a
4        7| he longed to possess her, poisoned though she was.~“Oh, you’
5        7| Fauchery’s article on the poisoned fly, and he came before
6       13| of social rottenness, had poisoned all these men by merely
7       14| leaven with which she had poisoned a whole people, had but