Chapter

 1  3,1| standing on the threshold. His emotion, as is almost always the
 2  3,1|   succeeded in controlling his emotion, and in a comparatively
 3  4,1|        looked at him with deep emotion. "Ah, you know what it is
 4  5,4|     the count's death, and his emotion was so great that he actually
 5  6,3|    striving hard to master his emotion. "Besides," he added, "I
 6  7,3|       appalled him. It was not emotion that he felt, but an instinctive
 7  7,3|     Wilkie beyond himself. His emotion was now spent and his mind
 8  7,5|         in a voice hoarse with emotion. ~He scarcely deigned to
 9  7,7|    cheek; but he concealed his emotion as well as he could, and
10 10,4|      his way of repressing his emotion whenever it threatened to
11 10,6|      was his self-control, his emotion was too evident to escape
12 12,1|       voice that trembled with emotion, he rapidly related all
13 13,4|       valiantly to conceal his emotion. He thought to himself that
14 13,4|        energy, he mastered his emotion in some degree, and, instead
15 13,8|    succeeded in conquering his emotion, and it was in a perfectly
16 14,2|    inspired him with a form of emotion which was nearly akin to
17 15,2|        his power! Swayed by an emotion which was madness rather
18 16,1|       paces from the house his emotion had vanished, and he was
19 18,5|    youth. ~Inaccessible to any emotion but vanity, the baroness
20 18,5|   Moved by a far more powerful emotion than any she had ever known
21 19,2|       she was so overcome with emotion. The driver had just turned
22 19,3|     slowly rose, conquered his emotion, and, after reflecting for
23 19,5|        against the sympathetic emotion that filled her heart, and
24 20,2|       expression from her deep emotion. ~The wretched Valorsay