Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XIX| because it would prevent him feeling the burden of his years.
2       II,  I  |      as though instinctively feeling for something that was missing;
3       II,  XII|   were already yielding to a feeling of despair. The count and
4       II,  XIV|      secretly entertaining a feeling of delight at the professor’
5       II,  XIX|  Hakkabut alone there was no feeling of regret. Doubly ruined