Chapter

 1 1|     word of life had just been uttered by those red lips, the sacred
 2 1|        ill with the words just uttered, "I have no wish to beg
 3 1|      our blasphemies have been uttered over our cups; we have passed
 4 1|      though the fresh red lips uttered no sound. ~Demure and fragile-looking
 5 2|     and declines, before it is uttered, to listen to language which
 6 2|     which those two words were uttered. I would then have bartered
 7 2|       the tone in which it was uttered, wrung my heart. By degrees
 8 2|      cruel words you have just uttered, so well I love you. O,
 9 2| display of fireworks; and were uttered, perhaps, more in earnest
10 3|       in his own thought as he uttered it. ~He dressed himself
11 3|        had shrunk a little. He uttered the most tremendous of French
12 3|        outfit, the authorities uttered several commonplaces, and
13 3|        in which the phrase was uttered grated on Raphael's ears;
14 3|        the people of the house uttered in melancholy and wistful
15 3|      his disordered dreams; he uttered a dreadful cry, slammed
16 3|     Here you are!" ~The words, uttered in silver tones, dispelled