Chapter

 1 1|         pretended customer with keen eyes. Perhaps the mournful
 2 1|         set them off and lent a keen relish to them; but nowadays " ~"
 3 2|        needed an observation as keen as my own to detect such
 4 2|   complete ascendency over her. Keen grief had pierced me to
 5 2|         benefit, and you are as keen in detecting their faults
 6 2|     supervened; each brought me keen and abundant pangs. The
 7 3| schoolmaster went away, full of keen apprehension as to Valentin'
 8 3|  emotions. While you breath the keen, pure air that stimulates
 9 3|     insult couched in unusually keen language, he replied gravely: ~"
10 3|        had kept his intolerably keen gaze fixed upon his antagonist;