Chapter

 1 1| bas-reliefs, finely-cut agates, wonderful cameos! Works of art upon
 2 1|    inlaid in the surface of the wonderful skin, as if they had grown
 3 1|         of the catechism, and a wonderful assistance to putting morality
 4 1|     Shakespeare's tragedies - a wonderful maze, in which joy groans,
 5 2|      observed, as you know, the wonderful effects produced by diet
 6 2|        to this gentleman with a wonderful cravat, who seemed to be
 7 2|       world where everything is wonderful, where every ache of the
 8 3|      superciliousness. ~"What a wonderful bit of painting!" he said
 9 3|    average pace of one of these wonderful creatures would be seven
10 3|      race apart that lives in a wonderful carelessness of luxuries
11 3|       his nurse is telling some wonderful story. Planchette put the
12 3|       not that very strange and wonderful? Those two women came into
13 3| improvement in his condition, a wonderful sense of ease, that quieted
14 3|   neuvaine for him; I have seen wonderful cures come of the nine days'