Chapter

 1  2,5|     excuse, if excuse it be, of a powerful, all-absorbing passion.
 2  5,4|         riser, and only some very powerful reason could explain the
 3  5,4|         had indeed been extremely powerful. Although the brilliant
 4  5,6|          of parents - a love more powerful than reason - - " The viscount
 5  7,6| unnecessary. Baron Trigault had a powerful hand; and M. Wilkie's attire
 6  8,3|           usual. It was only by a powerful effort that he restrained
 7  9,5|    endowed her with a strange and powerful charm, which the photographer
 8 10,1|            A man may be humble or powerful, feeble or strong, but there
 9 10,6|          has happened to you?" ~A powerful effort of will restored
10 11,4|           person who had the most powerful interest in the matter -
11 12,1|       honest and experienced man, powerful by reason of his reputation,
12 14,2|        But the viscount exercised powerful influence over him, and,
13 14,3|         of my friends, who is all powerful by reason of his name, his
14 14,4|          of inferiority became so powerful that he was almost tempted
15 14,4|           hand, and, by dint of a powerful effort, he succeeded in
16 17,4|         did not remember any such powerful matron as the porter had
17 18,2|         upon you, I experienced a powerful revulsion of feeling. I
18 18,5|   Regaining his self-control by a powerful effort, he preceded Madame
19 18,5|  magistrate. ~Moved by a far more powerful emotion than any she had
20 19,1|           tortured her. It was so powerful, indeed, that she could
21 20,1|        distinguished friend was a powerful support. Besides, people
22 20,1| distinction naturally exercised a powerful attraction over him, and