Part,  Chapter

1      I,  V    |    their rigorous climate. Her enthusiasm got the better for the time
2      I,  VI   |      pall upon me. But if your enthusiasm is so great when you see
3      I,  VI   |       home with fresh love and enthusiasm for my native land. Cold
4      I,  VI   | country, and she felt that his enthusiasm was a guarantee that he
5      I,  XVII |      Mrs Barnett’s delight and enthusiasm knew no bounds; everything
6      I,  XVII |     faithful Madge, shared the enthusiasm of her mistress. How far,
7      I,  XXIII|  colonists, and their zeal and enthusiasm was still unabated. The
8      I,  XXIII|        then?”~To this burst of enthusiasm there was no reply to be
9     II,  X    |         cried Mrs Barnett with enthusiasm, “it will say that you have