Chapter

 1  7,4|    signs of impatience. This gloomy prediction irritated him
 2  8,4|       one cannot realize how gloomy one's life really is. No
 3  9,6|     could not drive away her gloomy forebodings when she thought
 4 10,6|    but nothing could be more gloomy at night-time when the shops
 5 12,3| assailed. Engrossed in these gloomy thoughts, Pascal preserved
 6 14,3|    visions had succeeded the gloomy forebodings of a few hours
 7 15,2|     They would bury you in a gloomy cloister, and I should be
 8 15,4|     to explain. However, his gloomy fears of poverty were not
 9 18,1|    future that had seemed so gloomy only a moment before, had
10 18,4|     hoping to drive away her gloomy thoughts by reading. But
11 19,5|      But Pascal still looked gloomy. "The matter is more serious