Chapter

 1 1  |   him impassive. He was the spirit of Play incarnate. If the
 2 1  |     of the life led by this spirit, so solitary and remote
 3 1  |   This picture breathed the spirit of prayer, enjoined forgiveness,
 4 1  |     if he did not catch the spirit of the century, he represented
 5 1  |  consummated the triumph of spirit over matter; He alone has
 6 1  | English-woman seemed like a spirit of melancholy - some coy,
 7 2  |     Scripture meant by 'The Spirit of God passed before his
 8 2  |    Diogenes with incredible spirit. But afterwards, while my
 9 2  |     went to seek her in the spirit world, and would bow down
10 2  |   Never had that tormenting spirit been more unfeeling or more
11 3  |    mysteries and caught the spirit of it. ~The infinitely varied
12 3  | fallen from the skies, or a spirit that a breath might waft
13 Epi|  sky, a being uncreated, of spirit and love alone. She has