Chapter

 1 1|      of snuff. ~"If we had but followed HIS example," said an old
 2 1|      also. Slowly and sadly he followed the line of the shops, listlessly
 3 1|      shall see!" ~The stranger followed his guide to a fourth gallery,
 4 1| muffled clatter of the windows followed; it was a bat, he fancied,
 5 1|        and down the staircase, followed by the stout assistant who
 6 1|  friendly exclamations quickly followed the insults, as the light
 7 1|        swagger, and challenges followed. ~Each renounced any pride
 8 1|     tragedy. Infernal tortures followed in the train of most of
 9 2|    with their thoughts as they followed a hearse, or have seen themselves
10 2|  before taking it; again there followed some painful sighs, and
11 2|        received. Great men who followed the profession of letters,
12 2|       tried to find a soul, is followed by the enchanted drowsiness
13 2|         it was a shadow that I followed through all that befell
14 3|      he had challenged, he had followed Origen's example, and had
15 3|      this fleeting picture; he followed out his own life in it,
16 3|        morning his antagonist, followed by two seconds and a surgeon,
17 3|    bench in the sun; the child followed his mother about wherever
18 3|        fertile landscape; then followed the steeples of hamlets,