Chapter

1 4 | afterward, to her countryside, greatly saddened by her sister's
2 4 |       you value this book very greatly?" ~"Why?" ~"Because I have
3 6 |            Nothing. She seemed greatly surprised that a stranger
4 7 |   melancholy letters amused me greatly. I realized the pain I must
5 8 |      Poor old man, he would be greatly embarrassed to offer her
6 10|     smile. ~I must have looked greatly agitated, for she added: ~"
7 25|     God will reward you; but I greatly fear that you will have