Chapter

1 4 |       Gautier?" ~At this word the emotion, which he had got the better
2 5 |           explain it to them, the emotion which I felt on hearing
3 6 |        was still possessed by the emotion which I had witnessed before,
4 6 |          to that mournful subject emotion would still, for a long
5 7 |   recognise her," I said, with an emotion that you will soon understand. ~"
6 7 |           gaiety in her, the same emotion in me. ~At last a fortnight
7 14|         do not know if she saw my emotion; as for me, I was so agitated
8 23| difficulty, for I was choked with emotion. "The poor girl left me
9 24|   thronged together into one such emotion, that, as I opened the door,