Chapter

 1  5,5|     believed, and his joy was wild - delirious. "Enough, enough!"
 2  6,5|  white under her rouge, and a wild, unnatural light gleamed
 3  7,4|      mother." ~She sprang up, wild with hope and enthusiasm. "
 4 11,1| magnificent, though it was in wild disorder, and looked as
 5 12,3|       indignation, and felt a wild desire to annihilate her.
 6 13,8|  story sounds like one of the wild legends of your native land.
 7 15,1|       a natural result of the wild life he had led. He was
 8 15,2|   fall,' he continued, 'I was wild with terror; and not knowing
 9 15,4|     frightful dangers, felt a wild, unreasoning, inconceivable
10 15,4|      of apoplexy. It made him wild with rage to think that
11 18,3|      fortune. Perhaps in this wild pursuit of pleasure, in
12 18,5|   moment furious with rage or wild with grief, and then an
13 20,3|     happy - a life of gayety, wild excitement, and dissipation.