Chapter

1 1| melancholy thought, "Yes, I can imagine that a man may take to gambling
2 1|       vainly tries to resolve. ~Imagine a short old man, thin and
3 1|       He said no more. ~"Do you imagine that my floors are going
4 2|       in some pleasure party. ~"Imagine the most wandering imagination
5 2|        I was faithful to her. I imagine that women reputed virtuous,
6 2|   ashamed to say, that I cannot imagine love in the midst of poverty.
7 3|        here in thought. I shall imagine your dear head on the pillow
8 3|      like the life of a plant. ~Imagine for yourself an inverted