Chapter

 1 11|    himself, whom the demon of jealousy already gnawed, being in
 2 11| instant all the suspicions of jealousy agitating his heart. He
 3 12|   been driven from her by the jealousy of the king or by the persecutions
 4 16|      king had reached, in his jealousy of Buckingham, the point
 5 24|     duties, or perhaps by the jealousy of her husband. ~But all
 6 24|       the demons of anger and jealousy were howling in his heart. ~"
 7 29|       for real love, for true jealousy, is there any reality except
 8 29|     to meet on account of the jealousy of her husband, and who
 9 35|    which he had not foreseen. Jealousy gnawed his heart; and he
10 37|       Kitty rushed toward it. Jealousy, fury, offended pride, all
11 50|       acted from a feeling of jealousy. ~This supposition appeared
12 61|       but she was absorbed by jealousy. ~"Speak, madame!" resumed