Chapter

 1 1|     Cicero evoked memories of a free Rome, and unrolled before
 2 1|       hail you as king of these free lances who will undertake
 3 1|       opposing forces and gives free play to CIVILIZATION, that
 4 1|     quenched, and the body, set free from its tyranny, gives
 5 2|       frivolous and thoughtful, free from bias and brimful of
 6 2|   thoroughly understood. We are free to break with the woman
 7 2|        that his senses may have free play in opposition to the
 8 2|          VALET, that is to say, free from aches and pains, because
 9 3|        the pact is broken! I am free; I shall live. Then was
10 3|      mother leave me completely free to decide my own fate. I
11 3|        decide my own fate. I am free - do you understand?" ~Seized
12 3|        any other woman." ~"I am free, my beloved." ~"Free!" she
13 3|         am free, my beloved." ~"Free!" she repeated. "Free, and
14 3|           Free!" she repeated. "Free, and mine!" ~She slipped
15 3| conventions, which restrain the free expansion of the soul within
16 3|       was that of an absolutely free man; it suggested the thought