Chapter

 1 2|    future depended. We might be compelled to return the rents, as
 2 2|         grief and alarm, as she compelled my admiration by the alluring
 3 2|      the torture to which I was compelled to submit. ~" 'Mon Dieu!'
 4 2|        relaxed. We often met. I compelled her admirers to sound my
 5 3|     word for ten years, and had compelled himself to draw six breaths
 6 3|       in his ears. Civility had compelled him to look at the pale
 7 3|     little tube; the water thus compelled to flow downwards would
 8 3|     existence that would not be compelled to dilate when fixed in
 9 3|   devotion to his patients, had compelled himself to learn to play
10 3|  outright. I have no wish to be compelled to exercise my power; the
11 3| well-nigh magical power. He was compelled to endure that homicidal
12 3|      make himself heard, he was compelled to listen to this horrible