Chapter

1 1| could not put a syllable of sense into their books. He lavished
2 1|   you have never shown more sense than in this depressing
3 2|    to palter with evil, the sense of duty is very strong within
4 2| knowing it. If you have any sense, my dear fellow, you will
5 2|   reached me, but not their sense. Very soon I had to take
6 2|  but he could not grasp the sense of a single word. Vague
7 3|   unknown will, and a sixth sense, as it were, by which the
8 3|  his condition, a wonderful sense of ease, that quieted his
9 3|    brought all at once to a sense of his real position, Valentin