Chapter

 1 1|        the force and frenzy in a soul which impatiently waits
 2 1|    humanity is seen wherever the soul reacts powerfully upon itself.
 3 1|         storms be which compel a soul to seek for peace from the
 4 1|          have striven within the soul; what poems have been set
 5 1|        overwhelming for a single soul. ~Yonder was a sleeping
 6 1|    fearful poisons set up in the soul by a swift concentration
 7 1|   schists of the Ural range, the soul receives with dismay a glimpse
 8 1|        man's mind wrought in his soul much the same feeling of
 9 1|         life had no power over a soul grown familiar with the
10 1|          whole world within your soul, compared with the immeasurable
11 1|          but we have developed a soul and expectations; some advance
12 1|          one - the first was the soul of sin; the second, sin
13 1|        the second, sin without a soul in it. ~"I should dearly
14 1|          happiness come from the soul within?" cried Raphael. ~"
15 2|       temperament, the tenderest soul and most artistic nature,
16 2|  insolent look. I declare, on my soul and conscience, that the
17 2|          one to whom I devoted a soul proof against all tests,
18 2|     consumed me, and with such a soul as women wish to find, with
19 2|        with all the elevation of soul that they long for, and
20 2|        which humble the proudest soul and reduce it to a mere
21 2|         and so have the feminine soul at my mercy; all eyes should
22 2|     express the mysteries of the soul. The pleasure of striking
23 2|         exultation with which my soul bathed itself in the beams
24 2|         often have I confided my soul to them in a glance! A warped
25 2|          moral world, or a lofty soul dwelt in the countess, lent
26 2| gratified in every faculty of my soul - noble and base, good and
27 2|          converse passed between soul and soul, like sound and
28 2|          passed between soul and soul, like sound and answering
29 2|         incredible clearness; my soul hovered about her life like
30 2|     emotions in the depths of my soul, and began to smile. ~" '
31 2|      four walls of a garret! The soul within us is like a fairy;
32 2|   movements of women who have no soul in them. Our wills were
33 2|       light of warning gleams my soul sometimes recognized the
34 2|        the music, putting all my soul into the double joy of love
35 2|          poetry in her life; her soul was a desert. ~"Foedora
36 2|        had pierced me to my very soul, as she unconsciously revealed
37 2|      that splendid malady of the soul. Is Foedora, like Lady Delacour,
38 2|        exerted every power of my soul to catch the sounds. Higher
39 2|          the glove, and my whole soul was dissolved and poured
40 2|        and held her close; in my soul I wedded her. The countess
41 2|      just then I yearned for her soul, her heart alone, and for
42 2|         echoes of the cries of a soul in torment. In such tones
43 2|         is for me a promise of a soul yet more beautiful. Madame,
44 2|         you alone; be the inmost soul of my life, my guiding star!
45 2|        colossal flattery for the soul of man; for is he not, then,
46 2|          where every ache of the soul is laid to sleep, where
47 2|      mystic's ecstasy is for the soul. Intoxication steeps you
48 2|      science has tried to find a soul, is followed by the enchanted
49 2|         corrupted them in either soul or body, so as to make all
50 2|          me at last. I probed my soul, and found it cankered and
51 3|       live; he had despoiled his soul of all the romance that
52 3|         than mortal clearness of soul, her maidenly modesty, her
53 3|     Foedora, gifted with a great soul; or Pauline become a countess,
54 3|       fortune for thee, heavenly soul, will not be worth " ~"One
55 3|       she said, "with your lofty soul and your great genius, with
56 3|      poetry, was instinct in the soul of the bride; her lover'
57 3|        the free expansion of the soul within them during their
58 3|          to aid an effort of her soul to recollect and to hold
59 3|        those kisses in which the soul reaches its end. ~"I do
60 3|  Maugredie doubts. Has not man a soul, a body, and an intelligence?
61 3|      delight is shadowy, for the soul is half asleep. Valentin
62 3|       unfortunate; it nipped his soul more effectually than the
63 3|       his imagination; his lofty soul rejects all half-tones;
64 3|     decided colors. In Raphael's soul this compassion produced
65 3|    fevered joys, overwhelmed the soul that had so long lain dormant