Chapter

 1 1|   natural to mankind, a peaceful fate by a slow river of sweet
 2 1|         thought had recalled his fate to him, as it led him imperceptibly
 3 1|      also read the dark signs of fate in the faded features that
 4 1|         been already put back by fate. ~"We really regretted you,"
 5 1|        at the accidents of human fate. ~"Yes, you say, just as
 6 2|        the poor child to her own fate. Whatever her troubles may
 7 2|        universe, indeed, with my fate and my misfortunes. I went
 8 2|         of money now, but of the fate of all that lay within me. ~"
 9 2|      laid already my life and my fate at her feet. With a pleasure
10 2|      This abrupt subservience of fate brought Raphael thoroughly
11 3|      tenderness. "I guessed your fate yesterday when I saw you
12 3| completely free to decide my own fate. I am free - do you understand?" ~
13 3|       always musing over his own fate, always absorbed by his