Chapter

 1 1|            at him; "isn't the Seine cold and dirty?" ~His answer
 2 1|          the drowsiness, and felt a cold breath of air as an unknown
 3 2|             for milk, and three for cold meat, kept me from dying
 4 2| affectionate - I would have had her cold and formal. ~"In the last
 5 2|       seemed short, in spite of the cold. And I was to lay siege
 6 2|         haunted me even in my bare, cold garret, when at last I reached
 7 2|        abundant reward for a cup of cold water than for a victory?' ~" '
 8 2|           which industriously hides cold and miserable depths beneath
 9 2|             of an intrigue; a hard, cold nature would have gained
10 2|             You must have been very cold.' ~" 'Do you think that
11 2|            shudder; it was the same cold dampness that had laid hold
12 3|        close in folly! His feet are cold already, and he is making
13 3|       affection against the woman's cold calculations, enduring all
14 3|        wishes had been fulfilled, a cold shiver went through him,
15 3|            two months!" he said. ~A cold sweat broke out over him;
16 3|          like death. The feeling of cold is there yet. Your lips
17 3|        burning. How is your hand? - Cold as ice," she added. ~"Mad
18 3|   everywhere; he will find freezing cold in other men's looks, manners,
19 3|         large fire lighted; he felt cold. Jonathan brought him some
20 3|          with a frenzied movement. "Cold!" she wailed. "Is it all