Chapter

1 1|        sings of crime and its emotions in a final despair of poetry." ~"
2 2|      indifference; women like emotions at any cost, I gave them
3 2| describe the hues of fleeting emotions, the nothings beyond all
4 2|       but I soon repressed my emotions in the depths of my soul,
5 2|      the secret sufferings or emotions with which I had credited
6 3|      as it were, by which the emotions of life were communicated
7 3| destined to experience strong emotions. While you breath the keen,
8 3|       with nature, of natural emotions, and of the vegetative life
9 3|  forgotten how freely natural emotions are expressed. He would