Chap.

 1        1|    till the whole house was possessed by it. At that moment her
 2        3|  Dear me, I would gladly be possessed of a drawing room such as
 3        3| impassable that doubt again possessed him. In the glow of the
 4        4|      was lucky enough to be possessed of a mother with a head
 5        4|    not say was that she was possessed with a hope of seeing Count
 6        4|  Amazons, as though a mania possessed them.~Day was about to dawn,
 7        4| feeling happy and once more possessed with the idea of drinking
 8        6|   unadorned, but the garden possessed magnificent shady trees
 9        7|     a second or two she was possessed with the kind of white–hot
10        7|    gazed and gazed as a man possessed, till at last, when he had
11        7|  good things of this world, possessed by the single yearning for
12        9|      in fact, so dolorously possessed by his passion that when
13       10| incessant infatuations that possessed her heart, she would stretch
14       11|    thousand spectators were possessed by a single passion, burning
15       13|    the next story, her mind possessed by the idea that she still
16       13|   sort of sport, for he was possessed by vaguely remembered stories
17       14|     felt themselves already possessed and inspired by heroic imaginings,
18       14|   dull thread of coming ill possessed them. On the boulevard the