Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  X  |        betraying the slightest emotion.~The rumbling of the thunder
 2       II,  III|    replied Nadia, choking with emotion. “He lives, mother! It is
 3       II,  III|   experienced the most violent emotion which a man can feel. His
 4       II,  III|      with great animation. His emotion showed the extreme importance
 5       II,  V  |      let no sign appear of the emotion he felt. Then, a feeling
 6       II,  IX | Michael!” answered Nadia, with emotion. “Do not speak so. That
 7       II,  XI |       not without feeling some emotion.~“Well, so much the better!”
 8       II,  XII| replied the Grand Duke with an emotion which he did not seek to
 9       II,  XII|      Wassili Fedor wrung, with emotion, the hand which the Grand
10       II,  XV |    repeated also—and with what emotion!—the part Nadia had taken