Chapter

 1 1| liberally with his own life and feelings, that the sound of his own
 2 2|        are you to enter into my feelings if I do not relate the facts
 3 2|      the tumult of my heart, my feelings, and my creeds all at variance
 4 2|   secret thoughts, sorrows, and feelings; to know merely the outward
 5 2|    could never extinguish these feelings and poet's dreams within
 6 2|      remarked the nature of the feelings she so powerfully excited,
 7 2|    little authority, but my own feelings grew stronger and mastered
 8 2|         a representation of the feelings that expanded all at once
 9 2|      from the strength of their feelings? But to be so tortured by
10 2|        submission and the lofty feelings that it brings. ~"There
11 2|    seemed to live wholly in the feelings of their hearts. As I came
12 2|  faculties at the expense of my feelings. 'Isn't he lucky, not to
13 2|         be sure to disguise her feelings by some mocking jest. How
14 2|      bed, and gazed at her with feelings that I cannot define. She
15 2|        lips. I put thoughts and feelings into the accidents of her
16 2|        I have forgotten how the feelings within me blazed forth;
17 3|     vision; the reasons for the feelings he inspired in others stood