Chapter

 1 1|            in him, with effects of mingled beauty and terror. There
 2 1| achievement, human and divine, was mingled. Crocodiles, monkeys, and
 3 1|           events of yesterday were mingled with grotesque cheerfulness.
 4 1|         master, who had scornfully mingled on his palette the hues
 5 1|        order. A few men of science mingled in the conversation, like
 6 1|            thicket, where blossoms mingled with rubies, sapphires,
 7 2|            clinking of gold, which mingled in the sounds sent up by
 8 2|        eyes, in which blue streaks mingled as in Florentine marble;
 9 2|        seemed to caress her as she mingled in it; rather it seemed
10 2|      pleasure in which compunction mingled, I gave her a bouquet. I
11 2|            belief that it retains, mingled with epigrams and trenchant
12 2|    Splendor and squalor were oddly mingled, on the walls, the bed,
13 3|           loose hair in confusion, mingled with the deep lace ruffles;