Chapter

 1 1|       by the revulsions of his physical nature, and went toward
 2 1|        lightest shadows of the physical world annoy? Is not knowledge
 3 1|        its origin was in a way physical, unitary, and crude; then
 4 1|   longer on either religion or physical force, but upon intellect.
 5 1|       unchecked development of physical pleasure, but we have developed
 6 2|        study this woman from a physical point of view, as I had
 7 2|    either pleasure or pain, of physical or of mental suffering.
 8 2|        waist with spikes, that physical suffering might quell mental
 9 2|       Orgies are lavish in all physical pleasures; is not that the
10 2|      haggard faces, where bare physical appetite appeared shorn
11 3|       place, so natural from a physical point of view, so amazing
12 3|        on more mildly, "to one physical cause the serious disturbances
13 3|      the mental and not in the physical viscera. A doctor is an
14 3| stomach at once, and that both physical and moral treatment are
15 3|    time, owing to one of those physical caprices that are the marvel