Chapter

 1       II|          His actions were strange, incomprehensible. Sometimes he seemed to
 2        V|           means of conquering this incomprehensible obstinacy.~ ~“I should understand
 3       XV|          situation.~ ~Marie-Anne’s incomprehensible obstinacy, the insults he
 4    XXXII|        revealed facts which seemed incomprehensible to him.~ ~It was evident
 5       XL|          not even find an oath.~ ~“Incomprehensible!” he faltered; “incomprehensible!”~ ~“
 6       XL|   Incomprehensible!” he faltered; “incomprehensible!”~ ~“Incomprehensible, indeed,”
 7       XL|              incomprehensible!”~ ~“Incomprehensible, indeed,” repeated the young
 8     XLII| ingratitude amazed them. It seemed incomprehensible to them, under such circumstances,
 9      XLV|           seeking the cause of her incomprehensible suffering. She passed and
10   XLVIII|          the future, seemed to her incomprehensible.~ ~“What an iron will!”
11   XLVIII|         Martial’s presence here is incomprehensible.”~ ~It was certainly very
12      LIV|            again and again. “It is incomprehensible. There are days when I could