Chapter

 1 1|       to face. The evening is a harmony or chorus in which all take
 2 2|   nothing disturbed the general harmony of the scheme of decoration,
 3 2|      romance. The whole blended harmony of lines, the feminine luxuriance
 4 2|      There was an indescribable harmony between them and their possessions.
 5 2|          seeking for the sudden harmony awakened by the power of
 6 2|    countess' voice, a thrilling harmony which reached the heart
 7 3| opera-glass which destroyed the harmony of the fairest features
 8 3|     possibly a copy of an ideal harmony on high." ~"There is his
 9 3|         all these things made a harmony for the eye. ~The odor of
10 3|     moving, and growing, and in harmony with which he longed to
11 3|  excited tumult in a torrent of harmony - the whole strange vision