Chapter

 1 1|  imbecility of authority, which gives us such an authority over
 2 1| neutralizes opposing forces and gives free play to CIVILIZATION,
 3 1|      set free from its tyranny, gives itself up to the frenetic
 4 2|        with the shrewdness that gives the men of the south of
 5 2|        his homage to her. ~"She gives me a stolen glance, amid
 6 2|       an insignificant girl who gives herself to us; and I could
 7 2|        this throne of love? She gives herself to no one, and anybody
 8 2|         t know what it is, that gives you a sort of a thrill?
 9 2|         at another, a girl, who gives herself up to her toilette
10 3|         I do them, you know! He gives me a lot of trifles to attend
11 3|       reached when the material gives out " ~"Bring about that
12 3|      all the strength that rage gives, dealt the talisman the
13 3|      influence; and to love, it gives a grave and meditative cast,