Chapter

 1 II  |       the world.”~A thrill of excitement ran through the meeting.~
 2 II  |     all sides.~As soon as the excitement had partially subsided,
 3 III |  About two A.M., however, the excitement began to subside. President
 4 X   |      work— roused the popular excitement to the highest pitch.~The
 5 XVII|     state of the most violent excitement.~One day, the 30th of September,
 6 XX  |    AND RIPOSTE~As soon as the excitement had subsided, the following
 7 XXVI|    the time under the general excitement of the hour.~Up till nightfall,
 8 VII |     not exhaust.~Besides, the excitement of the three travelers increased
 9 VII |    the influence of a strange excitement, they were devoting to him
10 VII |     thoughts.~But whence this excitement, which was evidently growing
11 XXI |       undergoing the greatest excitement he had ever experienced
12 XXI |   experienced in his life, an excitement which even the bursting
13 XXII|       no longer upheld by the excitement of the first hours, understood
14 XXII| friends had rushed into them! Excitement was at its height! Every