Chapter

 1 1|   that impel suicides for the reason of my death. To spare myself
 2 1|     power of dethroning their reason in this way," Raphael exclaimed. ~"
 3 1|       his friend demanded the reason of his unseemly hilarity. ~"
 4 2|       never ask again for the reason of suicide that hangs over
 5 2|      a logical manner, by the reason of the frequent successes
 6 2|   learned menagerie; for some reason I thought that I had pleased
 7 2|       a life so attractive by reason of its contradictions; a
 8 2|    one completely deprived of reason. ~"The devil take death!"
 9 3|  servant, you understand? The reason of it? Ah, my word, that
10 3|     not gratify, and for that reason had no caprices. A refined
11 3| problem which confounds human reason; man will never conceive
12 3|       abyss confronting human reason, an abyss into which Pascal
13 3|      heavenly beings, in whom reason has not yet put motives