Chapter

 1 1|   that surrounded him, by the vague light in the west; then
 2 1|     new forms; but scarcely a vague idea of this almost Oriental
 3 2|     gold hues. It had all the vague sentiment of a German ballad;
 4 2| exceeding beauty; I inhaled a vague scent of orris-root; so
 5 2|  which I could see. ~"I heard vague murmurs from the salons,
 6 2|       smothered commotion and vague uproar lessened by slow
 7 2| brooded over every thought, a vague longing as dreadful as remorse.
 8 2|       sense of a single word. Vague thoughts crossed him of
 9 3|    against my back, I heard a vague voice within me that cried, '
10 3|   oars in your ears, only the vague outline of the hills on
11 3|       him, and gave a certain vague offence to those assembled,
12 3|       poet within him found a vague resemblance between her
13 3|  passed rapidly away like the vague pictures of a dream. Cruel