Chapter

 1 1|    the Black; then, as strong natures can, he looked calmly, if
 2 1| collapse, for these unbridled natures were subdued from the very
 3 1|        Only in Paris are such natures as this to be found, concealing
 4 1|      wrings larger and kinder natures with torments that it is
 5 1|    ascertained that there are natures as tender and fragile as
 6 2|       ocean, where restricted natures only find monotony, but
 7 3|      love made two souls, two natures, so absolutely one. The
 8 3| thoughts as he fathomed their natures in this way. Society with
 9 3|       these petty superficial natures. He guessed the secret unpardonable
10 3|       it finds us; only great natures grow greater by its means.