Chap.

 1        1|         strangled in his throat, feeling very much shocked and striving
 2        1|         Fauchery took his leave, feeling that to talk about the play
 3        2|          could turn out the most feeling epistles. She ran to fetch
 4        2|         much moved.~Such was her feeling of compassion that tears
 5        2|          overcome with the dizzy feeling engendered in that dressing
 6        2|         there was a reversion of feeling. Tomorrow she might want
 7        2|          a calmer frame of mind, feeling certain that nobody remained
 8        3|        as a boy, and he ended by feeling astonished at seeing her
 9        3|      discover the exact state of feeling that urges a young girl
10        4|          looked at these ladies, feeling dizzy and excited by the
11        4|    escaped and rejoined Steiner, feeling happy and once more possessed
12        5|         than the rest. An uneasy feeling of mingled fear and vague
13        5|         his present anxiety to a feeling that its boards were moving
14        5|        absorb his attention. The feeling of dizziness which he had
15        5|         he used to carry the icy feeling of the embrace into the
16        5|        lines of her duet with so feeling a voice that the public
17        5|         He experienced a mingled feeling of relief and anxiety as
18        5|         abandoned himself to the feeling of intoxication which was
19        6|        had complained of a heavy feeling in his head and now seemed
20        6|         be your mamma.”~A sudden feeling of shame overcame her. She
21        6|         excluded and isolated, a feeling of respect began to overcome
22        7|      jealousy. Only one definite feeling could affect him now, and
23        7|         again. A cold, shivering feeling was creeping from his scalp
24        7|          him down, a dull, heavy feeling, under the influence of
25        8|       her eyes full of tears and feeling so deliciously depressed
26        9|       the devil!” Nana repeated, feeling her way cautiously and trying
27       10|       had been so dizzy with the feeling that his long desire was
28       10|       serious, but her principal feeling would be one of astonishment.
29       10|        with considerable show of feeling, he laid before Nana an
30       10|    lingered some minutes longer, feeling his way, as it were, and
31       10|          the mud! Nana listened, feeling cold all over.~“You shall
32       10|          the silent house a rich feeling of great luxury ascended,
33       11|     access of patriotic grief.~A feeling of anguish was beginning
34       11|         Thereupon a vast wave of feeling passed over the crowd, and
35       12|          had been complaining of feeling uncomfortable, and all her
36       12|         terror, and she ended by feeling with both hands very slowly
37       12|         she was right. An uneasy feeling was growing momentarily
38       12|     within him, a poor, shameful feeling which softened his anger
39       12|      Nana so very weak, his sole feeling was now one of tenderness.
40       13|         the offer of marriage. A feeling of horror froze him, and
41       13|         bordering on imbecility, feeling as though there were a great
42       13|     refusal now. Such a burst of feeling stirred her that she went
43       13| gradually filled him with such a feeling of admiration that it set
44       14|       alone now, and a sorrowful feeling began little by little to
45       14| slaughterhouse at night. A dizzy feeling emanated from these confused
46       14|        rolled them along—a dizzy feeling, a sense of terror and all