Chapter

 1  2,1|        if, before flying into a passion, Monsieur le Baron had taken
 2  2,2|      did, such a fit of furious passion, violent enough even to
 3  2,2|      had sprung up in a furious passion "You may say what you like,
 4  2,5|         powerful, all-absorbing passion. Convinced of your treachery,
 5  2,5|    could no longer restrain his passion, he cried: "Out of my sight!
 6  3,3|      and nobility of soul, such passion, candor and talent, cannot
 7  3,3| apparently vehement outburst of passion. "I understand it now, my
 8  4,1|         overcome. A martyr to a passion that was stronger than reason
 9  5,6|         and he was in a furious passion when he left it. "So we
10  6,4|      betrays years of repressed passion and unflinching resolution.
11  7,1|      was going off in a furious passion, when, on crossing the street,
12  7,3|  frightened by this outburst of passion, and utterly amazed by his
13  7,3|  Unfortunately, no whirlwind of passion was capable of carrying
14  7,6|        was already frantic with passion. His faced turned as purple
15  8,5|       the constantly increasing passion for luxury and display,
16  9,2|        love of gambling and his passion for a notorious woman who
17 11,2|  understand how, in a moment of passion, she might be driven to
18 11,2|       their purveyor, and whose passion is prodigal only in advice. "
19 11,3|         into such a paroxysm of passion that he quite forgot those
20 12,2|        would only increase your passion?" ~"That's true, but - - " ~
21 13,5|       why you should fly into a passion - " ~"Ah! you don't know - - "
22 15,1|        I fancied I could read a passion as absorbing as my own.
23 15,1|     believing in an omnipresent passion which one inhales with the
24 19,2|       the strength of her son's passion, she at last yielded a reluctant
25 20,2|         his face distorted with passion, his eyes bloodshot, and
26 20,3|   dissipation. You, too, have a passion for pleasure and gambling,