Chapter

 1 1| burden too overwhelming for a single soul. ~Yonder was a sleeping
 2 1|        a Scottish farthing, a single obolus or sestertius from
 3 1|    all delights for me in one single joy. Yes, I must comprehend
 4 1|   painfully tried to arrest a single thought which might assure
 5 1|     powers of attraction in a single effort (the sighs of melancholy
 6 1|      phrase, and reduced to a single idea. The mere routine of
 7 2|   comprise my whole life in a single picture, where figures and
 8 2|  barter my whole life for one single night. Well, as I could
 9 2|    for me were resumed into a single type, and this woman I looked
10 2|   hopes awoke once more, at a single look and word. Yet if reviving
11 2| formidable obstacles; not its single enjoyments, but enjoyment
12 2|     penniless prodigal with a single virtue. ~"My debts had other
13 2|      not grasp the sense of a single word. Vague thoughts crossed
14 3|    short, my master has not a single wish left; everything comes
15 3|      the other and not find a single door shut; which is all
16 3|        Unable to understand a single phrase of the music, and
17 3|    science, sir, rests upon a single fact. ~"You see this ball,"
18 3|     margin for errors for the single inflexible system of a lowering
19 3|        Far from receiving one single word - indifferent, and
20 3|      and the rocks, without a single melancholy presentiment