Chapter

1 14|       window, he perceived by degrees that his fear was exaggerated,
2 22|       of voices diminished by degrees in the adjoining chamber.
3 36|   something like remorse. ~By degrees, Milady became more communicative.
4 52|    weakness to nature. But by degrees she overcame the outbursts
5 55| Felton reproached himself. By degrees the enchantress had clothed
6 56|    when I felt myself sink by degrees into a strange torpor. Although
7 56|     nor going to bed. Then by degrees the reality broke upon me,
8 61| attentively, grew animated by degrees, and smiled. ~"Good," thought
9 67|    then gloomy, cleared up by degrees, and recovered perfect serenity. ~"