Chapter

 1 1  |          half-open lips challenged a kiss. Her frame was strong but
 2 1  |            was a siren that can both kiss and devour; laugh like a
 3 2  |              I overcame, I seemed to kiss the soft hands of a woman
 4 2  |             favor - I was allowed to kiss her hand. She daintily drew
 5 2  |             and poured forth in that kiss. I was steeped in the bliss
 6 2  |            her towards me, and set a kiss on that innocent fair brow
 7 2  |              father's or a brother's kiss. She fled. I would not see
 8 3  |            sacred fervor of that one kiss without an afterthought -
 9 3  |             afterthought - the first kiss by which two souls take
10 3  |           her arms about his neck. ~"Kiss me!" she cried, "after all
11 3  | treasure-house a palace?" ~"One more kiss, Pauline." ~"A thousand,
12 3  |            her red lips to his for a kiss. ~"Dear angel," she cried, "
13 3  |              yours. Grant that I may kiss you, and let us die," said
14 3  |             in slumber of the latest kiss? Is it not indescribable
15 3  |          passion and purifying it. A kiss there becomes something
16 Epi|     illusions, a woman fleeting as a kiss, a woman bright as lightning,
17 Epi|              your fingers, place one kiss on those shining eyes! There