Chapter

 1 3 |       heads, carried away by the enthusiasm of the moment, appeared
 2 6 |          made, and received with enthusiasm, when fortunately eleven
 3 9 |        as if carried away by his enthusiasm, "to that of the king and
 4 14|       cardinal heard him, in his enthusiasm, crying aloud, "Long life
 5 26|      perfectly insensible to the enthusiasm of the two men in black. ~"
 6 26| continued the Jesuit; and in his enthusiasm he struck a St. Chrysostom
 7 36|        as if carried away by his enthusiasm. ~Our Gascon promised this
 8 47|     anger, on the other cries of enthusiasm. ~A second discharge followed
 9 47|         a step, uttered cries of enthusiasm. ~At length a fresh discharge
10 47|         all the effervescence of enthusiasm. ~"Well?" asked the cardinal,
11 53| continued she, with that tone of enthusiasm which she knew was familiar
12 55|        the woman overpowered the enthusiasm of the inspired fanatic,
13 61|           cried the novice, with enthusiasm. ~"That is to say," replied