Chapter

 1  1,2|    accusations against her without feeling a single doubt. However,
 2  2,3|           In any case, delicacy of feeling as well as his own interest
 3  2,5|        better than yourself." And, feeling that he could endure no
 4  5,4|           not from any delicacy of feeling that he had held his peace;
 5  5,6|            s, where he was sitting feeling terribly bored, when M.
 6  6,5|            of her son's honesty of feeling - as proof of his scorn
 7  7,1|         disgust of M. Wilkie, who, feeling that he was being treated
 8  7,3|         the supreme consolation of feeling your lips upon my forehead." ~
 9  7,7|         when every other honorable feeling has been lost, love for
10  9,3|          put in order," she added, feeling that an excuse was indispensable. ~
11  9,5|        them, or come myself." And, feeling the extent of her obligation,
12 10,5|          artlessly that the valet, feeling as much flattered as if
13 10,6|        confessed that it was not a feeling of delicacy that prevented
14 11,2|         something to keep you from feeling impatient while you wait
15 11,3|        money had never given him a feeling of satisfaction at all comparable
16 11,5|          with enthusiasm, and in a feeling voice he exclaimed: "I understand
17 12,2|        seemed to regard her with a feeling of something like gratitude." ~"
18 13,1|         this excessive delicacy of feeling. Like most opulent men,
19 13,1| good-nature. Pascal knew this, and feeling that his protector understood
20 13,5|            known," he thought, and feeling that his strength was deserting
21 13,8|            a desperate strait, and feeling that his salvation was certain
22 14,4|            his own ignorance. This feeling of inferiority became so
23 15,6|          satisfy his greed without feeling it." ~M. Wilkie remained
24 17,4|            seeing his mistake, and feeling that he had betrayed himself,
25 18,2|            a powerful revulsion of feeling. I was never so smitten
26 18,4|          the scene of the evening, feeling sure that she would find
27 19,1|          hands outstretched, as if feeling her way. It indeed seemed
28 19,2|     yielded without reserve to the feeling of rest and happiness that
29 19,3|        whose voice was hoarse with feeling. "The papers have told you
30 20,1|            of Pompier de Nanterre, feeling convinced that this remarkable
31 20,1|          was without the slightest feeling of anxiety that he strolled