Chapter

1 1| pleasures of a gambler's life, cast a dull, indifferent glance
2 1|       held aloft the lamp that cast all its light upon him,
3 2|      me.' ~" 'Oh, don't let us cast accounts,' she said laughing.
4 2|      sea-waves in fair weather cast up fragment after fragment
5 2|     account of my merits as to cast a slur on those of their
6 2|        but every morning death cast me back upon life again.
7 3|   gives a grave and meditative cast, deepening passion and purifying