Chapter

 1 1|    musing, a fever began to possess him, caused perhaps by the
 2 1|     this man, who seemed to possess a power of detecting the
 3 1|     showrooms. He seemed to possess the tranquil luminous vision
 4 1|    POSSESSING ME THOU SHALT POSSESS ALL THINGS.~BUT THY LIFE
 5 2|     If I may believe you, I possess the power of readily expressing
 6 2|   now, alas! I would rather possess millions, and find some
 7 2|  to-day I have abundance, I possess sufficient of the clay for
 8 2|     These social enormities possess the attraction of the abyss;
 9 2| armies, with gibbets. I can possess Foedora - Yet no, I do not
10 2|     things, but the will to possess them was utterly extinct.
11 3|  than our handsomest horses possess, striped with more or less
12 3|     luxury. Ill-fortune may possess a majesty of its own, but
13 3|   superiority beforehand. I possess a terrible power. I have