Chapter

1 6 |        account of that night's impressions. ~Half an hour later we
2 10|      in her a sensitiveness to impressions, as well as an irritability
3 12|       conclusion of the purest impressions of the soul. ~In the midst
4 15|      and to be the lover of my impressions rather than of my body.
5 17|       was morbidly open to all impressions and accessible to all sentiments.
6 24|       no idea of the different impressions which agitated me during
7 25| exaggerated the truth of these impressions, but that was what I felt,
8 26|       can not retain these sad impressions for long, for my life is