Chap.

 1        3|     spoke of her as a woman of religious chastity, while others pitied
 2        3|        child’s adoption of the religious life. Besides, they say
 3        3|   young girl to enter into the religious life?” Then the count returned
 4        3|       listening in meditative, religious retirement to the faint,
 5        5|      himself felt a species of religious dislike to them. He had
 6        6|        them all to projects of religious education for Louiset and
 7        7|       had now become an almost religious memory with her, and through
 8       11| growing ‘pi.’ I’ve always been religious. Yes, chaff as much as you
 9       11|       prayer, which was almost religious, went up for Lusignan, while
10       12|    such a moment, felt his old religious remorse returning upon him.
11       12|     was some time ago that the religious sense had reconquered him,
12       12|       full of an atmosphere of religious austerity with its massive
13       12|     past, the age of honor and religious faith which had long slumbered
14       12|    always animated by the best religious sentiments. He has given
15       13|  nudely displayed there in the religious immodesty befitting an idol
16       13|    under the influence of such religious exaltation, Venot felt the
17       13|    with Nana were prolonged in religious ecstasies, accompanied by