Chapter

 1  3,1|     who applied to me. I am utterly alone! I have a wife and
 2  7,2|     it makes one to live as utterly alone as a leper, without
 3  7,3|    outburst of passion, and utterly amazed by his easily won
 4  7,5|   simple one, seemed to him utterly ridiculous, and irritated
 5  8,5|    low if they had not been utterly destitute of resources.
 6  9,1|  that the Sunday dinner was utterly unlike that of the evening
 7 13,4| changes in the weather, had utterly refused all service. "What!
 8 15,4| assert my rights, he seemed utterly confounded. He could not
 9 16,4|  and ran the whole way. I'm utterly exhausted;" and so saying,
10 18,4|     the pages, but her mind utterly refused to obey her will,
11 19,1|     Alas! the poor girl was utterly overcome. "It is but a trifle,"