Chapter

 1 1|     What is a feverish fugitive admiration for some more or less brightly
 2 1|        each paid his tribute of admiration to the splendid general
 3 1|       fancy. Each form posed to admiration was scarcely concealed by
 4 1| invested. There was a murmur of admiration, which vibrated like a soft
 5 1|      nothing to be conscious of admiration and flattery; to triumph
 6 2|    while. I felt no longer mere admiration and desire: I was under
 7 2|      alarm, as she compelled my admiration by the alluring pose I had
 8 2|        my wounds. Her outspoken admiration had given me fresh courage.
 9 2|     eyes; she did not reject my admiration in any way; surely she loved
10 2|         I would not let her go. Admiration dried the tears that sprang
11 3|    never still, in her quest of admiration. Her glances went from one
12 3|     empty hitherto. A murmur of admiration went up from the whole house.
13 3|        grandest claims upon our admiration." ~"I don't understand." ~