Chap.

1        7|   him, for she still felt tenderly toward him, and that despite
2        8| from being vexed, laughed tenderly and said that unfortunately
3        8|   heroic conduct made her tenderly pitiful toward herself.
4        9|  was anxious to treat him tenderly because of his influence
5       12|    Nevertheless, she kept tenderly insisting.~“You shall make
6       13|   that she flung her arms tenderly round his neck.~“How silly