Chapter

 1 1|   gambling hell? Between the daylight gambler and the player at
 2 1| about him. ~A death in broad daylight seemed degrading to him;
 3 2|      passing poetic moods of daylight, the melancholy mists, sudden
 4 2|   eyes was brighter than the daylight itself; or some shadow passing
 5 2|    was like a dream in broad daylight for me, to chat with her,
 6 2|      spectacle in the bright daylight. Their hair fell ungracefully
 7 2|       The sickly hues, which daylight brings out so strongly,
 8 3|     clock in the morning the daylight streamed through the chinks
 9 3|     love, and where the very daylight seemed to take delightful
10 3|      very sun in heaven; the daylight never entered his room.