Chapter

1  2,1| stretching and yawning to such a degree, that it seemed as if they
2  5,2|          possessed in an eminent degree all the attributes that
3  5,3|      time for Wilkie to take his degree. He presented himself for
4  6,4|          seem to be in the least degree conscious of the cruelty
5  6,4|       her family in a remarkable degree - that proverbial Chalusse
6  9,1|    moment, warmed to the precise degree of temperature, and seemed
7  9,2|          faculties to the utmost degree. An inward voice, stronger
8 11,2|      broken her spirit to such a degree that she was willing to
9 13,4|     mastered his emotion in some degree, and, instead of appearing