Chapter

 1  3,3|       grace, and nobility of soul, such passion, candor and
 2  4,1|      the joy that filled his soul. So it was in the most indifferent
 3  5,5|  promise in all sincerity of soul to a fellow mortal who gave
 4  7,2|  alone as a leper, without a soul to love or care for you?
 5  7,3|     then I cried: 'Perish my soul and body, if only my child
 6  9,5|      the serenity of a lofty soul ready to dare anything for
 7  9,5|      trying to read her very soul. Was it possible that this
 8  9,6|     sudden terror seized her soul, so full of peace and hope
 9 12,1|   moved to the depths of his soul by his mother's extraordinary
10 15,1|      thrown himself body and soul into the vortex of politics.
11 16,1| voice that had spoken in his soul for many a long day. So,
12 18,3|  striving to read her inmost soul; and in a solemn tone, that
13 20,2|      suspected him, the very soul of honor, and pleading in