Chapter

 1 1  |       abortive masterpieces and vain endeavors! Every suicide
 2 1  |        and art. He struggled in vain against the constantly renewed
 3 1  |      her irresistible weakness, vain of her costume and her wit,
 4 2  |       to find in the heart of a vain, frivolous woman, greedy
 5 2  |    search for him in Siberia in vain; he had escaped with a view
 6 2  |         with myself, but all in vain. ~"A woman of rank with
 7 2  |       going to see Foedora!' In vain I reasoned with that voice,
 8 2  |       he described her as mean, vain, and suspicious; but though
 9 2  |       which I ridiculed her. In vain; my bitterest sarcasms and
10 2  |   advantage over me. She was so vain and sophisticated, that
11 2  |          I have been looking in vain for the heirs and assigns
12 3  | twenty-four hours of command in vain; or rather it was the same
13 3  |      brought to bear upon it in vain - these things terrified
14 Epi|      the memory, which seeks in vain to grasp it; she glided