Chapter

 1 XXI   | complaints and expressions of despair. I had no spirit to oppose
 2 XXI   |     and still expressing only despair!”~What sort of a man was
 3 XXII  |      would have driven him to despair, for the day was drawing
 4 XXIII |     gave way to a movement of despair.~Hans glanced at me with,
 5 XXVII |      THE EARTH~To describe my despair would be impossible. No
 6 XXVII |       thing I could do was to despair.~What human power could
 7 XXVII |   from my lips in the tone of despair.~It was my only word of
 8 XXVII |    upon the rock.~Unspeakable despair then seized upon me. I lay
 9 XXVIII|       cannot touch. But don’t despair, Axel! It is a great thing
10 XL    |     passing it.~I sat down in despair. My uncle strode from side
11 XLII  |      energy.”~“Then don’t you despair?” I cried irritably.~“No,
12 XLII  |       with a will has need to despair of life.”~Resolute words