Chapter

 1     I| patriarchal expression that one involuntarily thought of one's own father.
 2     I|     speak, but one of his hands involuntarily clutched his throat, for
 3     I|        stonier and stonier, and involuntarily, unconsciously, a deep sigh
 4     I|         limp and feeble, and he involuntarily stammered in his terror[
 5    VI|      the adjoining room. Teresa involuntarily covered Fanny's head, which
 6    VI|         by the shock as to have involuntarily wheeled round and clapped
 7   VII|       the worthy old gentleman, involuntarily drying the tears from his
 8  VIII|        him."~ ~The tears flowed involuntarily from the eyes of the two
 9    IX|      like it, say so."~ ~Fanny, involuntarily trembling, uttered, with
10    XI|      sees will cause her misery involuntarily; for her husband pays his
11  XIII|     your account also?"~ ~Fanny involuntarily glanced at her friend, as
12  XIII|        her way home, she sighed involuntarily, "Poor girl! poor girl!"[
13  XVII|      warm hand in hers, and she involuntarily leaned her dizzy head on