Chapter

 1 1|     invention of a people who, grown weary of the monotony of
 2 1|       had no power over a soul grown familiar with the terrors
 3 1| wonderful skin, as if they had grown on the animal to which it
 4 1| intoxicated, or by Inebriation grown sober and clear-sighted.
 5 2|      fresh in mind. Like every grown child, I sighed in secret
 6 2|       find Pauline with a face grown white. ~" 'I thought,' she
 7 2|       the dainty red lips were grown pale and dry, and bore tokens
 8 3|        wore his fair hair, now grown scanty, curled about his
 9 3|        professorial career had grown habitual to his old tutor,
10 3|        effort. Pauline's eyes, grown large with terror, were
11 3|   skeleton. Raphael's face had grown as pale and livid as any
12 3|         As Raphael's voice had grown too weak to allow him to
13 3|  sitting upon the bed; Pauline grown fairer yet through sorrow
14 3|      thought that Valentin had grown lightheaded; she took the