Chapter

 1 1|  night-vigils by the student's lamp. ~But a complaint more fatal
 2 1|        turned the light of the lamp upon him, yet he had not
 3 1|     wand, which held aloft the lamp that cast all its light
 4 1|     star in a bright mist. His lamp lit up the obscure closet,
 5 1|    before the old man with the lamp. All of us have been stirred
 6 1|      of his voice. ~He set the lamp upon a broken column, so
 7 1|       suddenly catching up the lamp in order to light up the
 8 1|        sentence." ~He held the lamp close to the talisman, which
 9 1|       The old merchant set the lamp back again upon the column,
10 1|       as the light of a street lamp, flickering in the wind,
11 2|    into their room to take the lamp, that Pauline tried to light
12 2|     seat and stood lighting my lamp, one must have been under
13 2|       a little as she held the lamp, so that the light fell
14 2|        the light of the street lamp I thought I saw tears in
15 3| talisman and went to fetch the lamp. By its tremulous light