Chap.

 1    5|        calm as the prospect in a morning when the mists, slowly dispersing,
 2    7|       domestic friends meet in a morning, there will naturally prevail
 3    7|      breathing the sweet-bracing morning air, to see the same kind
 4    7|    greetings of affection in the morning are by these means more
 5    8| character, like one of the dense morning fogs of November, over this
 6    9|       about this metropolis in a morning full of pale-faced creatures
 7   11|          scolding me finely this morning, because her hair was not
 8   12|       where a boy trudged in the morning, wet or dry, carrying his
 9   12|      being still together in the morning; but in the afternoon, the
10   13|       mention the idle bustle of morning trifling, draw women from