Chap.

 1        3|      with that she raised her melancholy eyes and scanned the walls
 2        4|      had reached that vaguely melancholy hour when they felt it necessary
 3        4|       fraught with a poignant melancholy, came stealing through the
 4        6|      fraught with a sweet and melancholy peacefulness.~“Oh, I’m expecting
 5        7|    and deserted and buried in melancholy shadow. He returned from
 6        7|     did not return.~His was a melancholy progress through the streets.
 7        7|    winter nights and looks so melancholy from muddy Paris pavements.
 8        9|      it flamed in a doubtful, melancholy way. Cossard was holding
 9        9|   stage, seemed to slumber in melancholy and mysterious effacement.
10        9|   actors listened to him with melancholy faces, gazed momentarily
11        9|    sentimental and added in a melancholy tone:~“I know of something
12       10|    complaining of the child’s melancholy behavior—he could not even
13       11|       of them filled him with melancholy reflections. Bijou, chased
14       13|  connection with her, and her melancholy had been the result of this
15       13|     and as Nana was no longer melancholy she smiled too. Those two
16       13| immolation of Vandeuvres; the melancholy state of Foucarmont, who
17       14|     the hour was oppressively melancholy, for now the avenues were
18       14|       wasted!” said Mignon in melancholy tones, as became a man who
19       14|   funny!”~In that gloomy room melancholy ideas began to take possession
20       14|     though an intense wave of melancholy had mounted up from the