Chapter

1 2  | heart beating like some wild bird's in a child's hands. ~" '
2 3  |  rang out like the song of a bird, one peal leading to another. ~"
3 3  |  organized creation. If some bird among its fellows in the
4 3  |    the latter seemed, like a bird before a snake, to be overwhelmed
5 3  |   The dwelling was like some bird's-nest ingeniously set in
6 3  |    His movements were like a bird's-swift, decided, and unconstrained;
7 3  |    sprang towards her like a bird of prey, tore away the shawl,
8 Epi|      you more lightly than a bird, and you are entranced by