Chapter

1  1,1|     when the faculties have regained their equilibrium, one can
2  1,2|     are calm, when you have regained your senses, nothing will
3  7,3|  now spent and his mind had regained its usual indifference.
4  7,6|  had opened it, he suddenly regained his powers of speech. "I'
5  8,4|     bottle of Bordeaux, had regained their usual placidity of
6 13,1| locks. ~Pascal had scarcely regained his composure, when the
7 15,2| resumed her story. ~"When I regained my senses it was morning,
8 15,3| fault. Moreover, reason had regained its ascendency, my eyes