Chapter

1 1  |        melancholy gusts of the wind, the stormy atmosphere,
2 1  |        lamp, flickering in the wind, fell upon the astonished
3 1  |   answer. "Love comes like the wind, no one knows whence. And,
4 3  |      effectually than the east wind grips the body in December.
5 3  | stunted trees tormented by the wind, often crowned their summits;
6 3  |       driven over by a gust of wind, he did not think of looking
7 Epi|      hair is blown back by the wind, her features speak of a