Chapter

 1 1|      fanatical Italian himself, felt an indefinable dread at
 2 1|      was neither understood nor felt by the slight-natured woman
 3 1|        a dissolving process. He felt the anguish of these throes
 4 1|     tomahawk form Illinois, and felt his own hair rise as he
 5 1|         all this human thought; felt bored by all this luxury
 6 1|         off the drowsiness, and felt a cold breath of air as
 7 1|         such a sort, would have felt alarmed at the sight of
 8 1|        said the stranger, as he felt the emblematical skin curiously.
 9 1|       time of the monarchy, has felt the necessity of mystifying
10 1|       makes itself disagreeably felt, because one is so close
11 2|       joy instead of anguish. I felt like some criminal on the
12 2|         great things, and yet I felt myself to be nothing. I
13 2|   something underneath that!' I felt, I believed, the thought
14 2|     base, good and evil. When I felt myself so excited, eager,
15 2|    through my hair the while. I felt no longer mere admiration
16 2|       share in her life; if she felt ill, I suffered too. The
17 2|        harshness.' As I spoke I felt that I could kill her if
18 2|       be finely ungrateful if I felt no friendship for him. Didn'
19 2|         man is so eager to make felt, over these two women, who
20 2|    changed. ~"The pride in each felt for the other's pride. It
21 2|         Finot in the evening? I felt too weak to endure such
22 2|        of my felicity. Though I felt sure that I should find
23 2|         the unhappy, all that I felt as if I had stolen from
24 2|       no wise affectionate; she felt nothing for me; she seemed
25 2|    could remain in the house, I felt sure, without causing a
26 2|         rapture of her own; she felt, as it were, an ecstasy
27 2|        myself without a penny I felt remarkably well. In order
28 2|  solicitor to sign the deeds, I felt a cavern-like chill in the
29 2|        every breath he drew; he felt ill already; he asked himself: ~"
30 3|    fought. In a little while he felt the touch of the soft frill
31 3|         cried Pauline. ~Raphael felt himself unable to say one
32 3|         applauded. Dear, when I felt your arm against my back,
33 3|       have gone on reading, and felt for the sheet he no longer
34 3|         in it, happy in that he felt no pain, and had tranquilized
35 3| bashfulness of his early youth, felt a momentary confusion; then
36 3|       He looked around him, and felt the influence of the forbidding
37 3| interest in his health. Raphael felt a thrill of joy at the friendly
38 3|       at this strange spectacle felt deeply moved by the sight
39 3|        he was in the wrong, and felt in secret ashamed of his
40 3|       springs. Instinctively he felt within him the need of close
41 3|        for some days' space. He felt a distinct improvement in
42 3|  festival; like a dying man, he felt unable to endure the slightest
43 3|        a large fire lighted; he felt cold. Jonathan brought him
44 3|   vision was complete. ~Raphael felt a caressing pressure on
45 3|     exulted, but as it grew she felt a light movement in her