Chapter

1        I| together. A gloomy sadness was visible upon each face; lips were
2        V|      stone trimmings which was visible from the superb avenue leading
3       VI|        if threatening an enemy visible to himself alone.~ ~Soon
4      XVI|      task was still distinctly visible.~ ~This was the path which
5   XXXVII|   Sairmeuse.~ ~Not a light was visible through the windows of the
6       LI|      the torments of envy were visible upon Aunt Medea’s countenance.~ ~“‘
7      LIV|      of profound consternation visible upon his countenance.~ ~“