Chapter

 1  1,2|          have looked at him with greater astonishment. His surprise,
 2  2,3|          that there must be some greater cause of difference between
 3  2,4|   certainly must think me a much greater fool than I really am!"
 4  3,2|   satisfaction with himself, and greater contempt for others. He
 5  6,1|       love, was, perhaps, even a greater crime than the first she
 6 10,2|          in four volumes, was no greater a man than Chupin. "So you
 7 12,4|  condemns me unheard, and has no greater confidence in me than in
 8 13,2|   flattered, and victimized to a greater extent by the host of female
 9 13,5|          Sahara could not impart greater relief and delight than
10 14,2| measuring his words to give them greater weight, "never to mention