Chapter

 1 1| perhaps worthy of the truest devotion, to this. Each one doubtless
 2 2|    he has need of its utmost devotion. The frivolous creatures
 3 2|     fashions from, exact the devotion which is not theirs to give;
 4 2|      always find that I have devotion and kindness for them. I
 5 2|   wealthy men pour out their devotion, their fortunes, and their
 6 2|   the greatness that lies in devotion, then I should have seen
 7 2|    your sacrifices; but your devotion and delicate tact can be
 8 3|  Raphael in an enthusiasm of devotion. ~"I am afraid I shall go
 9 3|     a man, who, out of sheer devotion to his patients, had compelled
10 3|    the look full of pity and devotion that he gave the Marquis