Chapter

1  5,1|      news had imparted unusual excitement to the ring. People were
2  8,5|   anxiety made out-door noise, excitement, and gayety a necessity
3  9,6|        their efforts. When her excitement had abated a little, she
4 18,5| terrible thirst for bustle and excitement; whose head is empty, and
5 18,5|       always in quest of fresh excitement, and fails to find it; the
6 20,2|       from the throng when the excitement had subsided a little, and
7 20,3|         a life of gayety, wild excitement, and dissipation. You, too,