Chapter

 1 1  |           on the proud face, once pure and bright, and now brought
 2 1  |           Byzantium, it is out of pure condescension, and for lack
 3 2  |        greatness of character and pure morals, and is skilfully
 4 2  |      other reward of her than the pure and delightful pleasures
 5 2  |   scrutinized her face. It was so pure and frank that I fancied
 6 2  |         before me, with the calm, pure beauty in her face. I resolved
 7 2  |          shone in like truth, the pure outer air was like virtue;
 8 2  |           days and other wakings; pure and innocent days when they
 9 3  |         work treats of physiology pure and simple." ~"Oh, then,
10 3  | atmosphere of happiness, and I am pure. Be with me always," he
11 3  |          of motion. As for motion pure and simple, I tell you humbly,
12 3  |       soft twilight, enjoying the pure air with the scent of the
13 3  |        While you breath the keen, pure air that stimulates life
14 3  |            lay a pool of water as pure and bright as a diamond.
15 Epi|      exists but for a moment. The pure outlines of her shape tell