Chapter

 1 1|       go out, it will be made clear to you, by a savage irony,
 2 1|      but his mind received no clear and perfect conception.
 3 1|     something metallic in the clear, sharp ring of his voice. ~
 4 1|    graining were so sharp and clear, that every particle of
 5 1|      still appeared below, so clear and so exactly like the
 6 1|     the truth while they kept clear of lies, as they exchanged
 7 1|      intentions were not very clear to him. ~Dessert was served
 8 2|   position the more perfectly clear, you must know that I wore
 9 2|    out in some lonely lake of clear water, with forests, rocks,
10 2|  least sign of feeling in the clear soft tones of her voice.
11 2|     continued. "The estate is clear and ready to be transferred
12 3|        All this makes it very clear to me, Jonathan," the professor
13 3|      in God and the Virgin. A clear, bright radiance seemed
14 3|       when everything is made clear, when the police would hale
15 3|  either end." ~"That is quite clear," cried Raphael. ~"But there
16 3|     powerless; acids, so much clear water; red potash had been
17 3|    tears that obscure a man's clear vision and prevent him from
18 3|      appeared before him in a clear and definite vision; the
19 3| Marquis, will make my meaning clear to you. ~"Chemistry," he
20 3|   impulse; in both faces were clear tokens of an absolutely
21 3|    and then he would meet the clear, bright eyes of the little
22 3|   leave his bed, with no very clear consciousness of his own