Chapter

 1 1|         rattle of coin brought his senses under the dazzling spell
 2 1|    thinking to give a treat to his senses, and to spend the interval
 3 1|      witness, ended by numbing his senses - the purpose with which
 4 1|      forgiven him, seeing that his senses were obscured. Much thought
 5 1|           can be broken, or in the senses that become deadened, but
 6 2| intellectual and impalpable to our senses. So we are obliged to use
 7 2|           that I must be out of my senses, and would be my own death,
 8 2|       above its flower. How had my senses received this warning? There
 9 2|          who leads the life of the senses and does not trouble himself
10 2|     pleasures of hell; so that his senses may have free play in opposition
11 2|          Raphael thoroughly to his senses. He immediately spread out
12 3|           restored a madman to his senses. ~Is it not an ineffable
13 3|     produced their effect upon his senses, and awakened his desires.