Chapter

 1 1|      Then we remain as if dead, completely torn away from the present
 2 1| stupidly round the table, then, completely exhausted by the effort,
 3 2|        of desire. ~"I went away completely enraptured with this woman,
 4 2|      was crumpled, forlorn, and completely ruined, a downright rag,
 5 2|   called upon the countess, and completely eclipsed me with her. ~"
 6 2|         and elated and like one completely deprived of reason. ~"The
 7 3|       he and my mother leave me completely free to decide my own fate.
 8 3|     showed it to him, as a type completely realized in Foedora. ~He
 9 3|  seeming good-nature would have completely won Raphael over; but he
10 3|  movement and intelligence were completely annihilated for him. He