Chapter

 1 1|       blunted sensibilities, and hearts which had long forgotten
 2 1|          emotion in these torpid hearts as the young man entered.
 3 1|        husband and wife, even in hearts of seventy years." ~A laugh
 4 1| unimpressed. "It has drained our hearts and veins dry to make a
 5 1|     study the natural history of hearts, when they are named and
 6 1|          bruises that some stony hearts do not even feel " ~"For
 7 2|        take pleasure in piercing hearts, and deliberately plunge
 8 2|         in the feelings of their hearts. As I came up to Pauline,
 9 2|  toilette and breaks her lovers' hearts; or again, a false lover
10 2|          soften their creditors' hearts. In your place I should
11 2|      pervaded it all, the simple hearts and their meal as simple. ~
12 3|        motto is deeply graven in hearts that wealth has turned to
13 3|       looks, manners, words, and hearts; and lucky indeed is he