Chapter

1  1,1|    that would furnish her with food and a little money, which
2  3,1|      dared not eat a morsel of food, either in my own house,
3  6,2|     fatigue, faint for want of food, homeless and penniless?
4  7,4|   livelihood? People must have food, and clothes, and a roof
5  8,2|    furnished her with abundant food for reflection. "Is it possible,"
6 12,1|       she shelter, clothes and food? To what depths of degradation
7 14,1|     would he be able to obtain food in the meantime? His despair
8 15,5| support; too weak from lack of food to carry you. The rain was
9 19,2|   stillness. Faint for want of food - for she had taken no nourishment