Chapter

1  7,6|      glance of a martyr whose spirit no violence can subdue. "
2 11,2| poverty and sorrow broken her spirit to such a degree that she
3 12,3|    evil, and that virility of spirit which misfortune had been
4 13,6|      perfect keeping with the spirit of the role he had assumed. "
5 14,1|       he were sorely vexed in spirit it was because he thought
6 19,1| suffering terribly. Her brave spirit still retained its energy;