Chapter

 1 1|       disorderly, fanatical, and cruel, in the shadows of a helmet.
 2 1|       most humiliating, and most cruel trouble, and," he went on
 3 1|  doubtless could have unfolded a cruel tragedy. Infernal tortures
 4 1|          of happiness succeed to cruel storms of rage. She was
 5 2|        short, my life has been a cruel contradiction, a perpetual
 6 2|        for the type of Italy. My cruel memory brought her back
 7 2|           and fashion makes them cruel; they do not wish to reflect,
 8 2|          in a position to take a cruel revenge; his talents are
 9 2|           Resolved to resist the cruel tyranny of this thought,
10 2|          a delight to hear those cruel words you have just uttered,
11 2|     Dying people are frightfully cruel," said Emile, laughing. "
12 3|      better to struggle with the cruel power that he had challenged,
13 3|       about to begin for me. The cruel past and my wretched follies
14 3| postilions, brought thither by a cruel curiosity. Raphael was either
15 3|          unfortunate manner by a cruel solicitude on his account. ~
16 3|       vague pictures of a dream. Cruel nature spread herself out