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[10]	>TO WINIFRED RAY	TO M.K.
11	>[No title]	THE TUNNEL	1
11	CHAPTER I	CHAPTER I	1
11	[No section number] ]	1	1
11.4	now,' said	now" said	1.5
11.22	room, she	room she	1.24
11.27	cold, harshly	cold harshly	2.5
11.29	and, when	and when	2.7
11.30	sight, the	sight the	2.8
12.2	and, in	and in	2.12
12.3	parts, a blurred	parts a blurred	2.13
12.6-7	smoke-grimed	smoke grimed	2.17
12.7	>third landing	top landing	2.18
12.8	>nearer to the tops	nearly level with the tops	2.18
12.17	below, and	below and	2.28
12.19	house, with	house with	2.30
12.21	area, seemed	area seemed	2.33
12.23	>plateau. Under	plateau, under	2.34
12.33	yellow-grained	yellow grained	3.7
12.35-36	and, in front of her,	and in front of her	3.10
12.38	door, and	door and	3.13
13.[2-3]	[Section break]	2	3.[16-17]
13.5	Bailey, she	Bailey she	3.19
13.10	door, everything	door everything	3.24
13.19	out, you	out you	3.34
13.21	>me here.	me here. They are mine. . . .	4.2
13.25	room, darkened	room darkened	4.6
13.26	roof, it	roof it	4.7
13.30	thin, brightly	thin brightly	4.11
13.31	table-cloth	tablecloth	4.12
13.32	tones, the	tones the	4.13
13.33	bed, drawn	bed drawn	4.14
13.33	slope, showed	slope showed	4.15
14.4	yellow-grained	yellow grained	4.21
14.8	drawers, battered	drawers battered	4.26
14.9	paintless, but	paintless but	4.26
14.11	looking-glass	looking glass	4.28
14.12	part, and	part and	4.30
14.20	smoke-grimed	smoke grimed	5.1
14.28	gutter, beyond	gutter beyond	5.9
14.33	four-paned	four paned	5.14
14.36	grime, she	grime she	5.17
15.1	heavy, but	heavy but	5.20
15.2	head, and	head and	5.21
15.3	trapdoor	trap door	5.22
15.6	ceiling, she	ceiling she	5.26
15.10	blistered, but	blistered but	5.30
15.14	out, holding	out holding	5.34
15.14	sill, and	sill and	5.35
15.35	'Good heavens,' she	'Good heavens' she*[for ". . ."]	6.20-21
16.9	face-towel	face towel	6.34
16.18	blind, streaked	blind streaked	7.5
16.18	ironmould, came	ironmould came	7.6
16.[21-22]	[Section break]	3	7.[9-10]
16.[27-28]	[1-line space	[1-line space, no section #]	7.[15-16]
16.[30-31]	[Section break]	4	7.[18-19]
17.6	The Voyage of the Beagle	the Voyage of the Beagle	7.26-27
17.15	Beagle	Beagle	8.6
17.[17-18]	[Section break]	5	8.[8-9]
17.27	knowing it; filling	knowing it. Filling	8.19
17.28	table-cloth	table cloth	8.20
17.28	soap-dish	soap dish	8.20
17.28	bathroom	bath room	8.20-21
17.32	>stations*	station	8.25
18.10	>dress	dresses	9.3
18.11	man, to hide	man to hide	9.5
18.14	murder, Miss	murder Miss	9.8
18.15	room, they	room they	9.9
18.[16-17]	[1-line break]	[1-line break, no section #]	9.[10-11]
18.18	smoking-room	smoking room	9.12
18.18-19	smoking-room	smoking room	9.12-13
18.20	smoking-room	smoking room	9.14
18.23	smoking-room	smoking room	9.17
18.29	her, until	her until	9.24
18.[32-33]	[Section break]	6	9.[27-28]
19.11	muslin-shaded	muslin shaded	10.7
19.12	stiff, with	stiff with	10.9
19.13	>Dust here's	Dust's here's*	10.9
19.14	that, Miss	that Miss	10.11
19.26	openly, everywhere,	openly everywhere	10.23
19.35	good-bye	goodbye	10.32
20.11	Swanson . . .'	Swanson" . . .	11.8
20.16	about, heavy	about heavy	11.14
20.[18-19]	[Section break]	7	11.[15-16]
20.35	them, if	them if	11.33
21.[2-3]	[Section break]	8	12.[0-1]
21.[26-27]	[Section break]	9	12.[25-26]
22.6	the bus	the 'bus	13.5
22.7	A bus	A 'bus	13.5
22.8	a bus	a 'bus	13.7
22.19-20	'Referee--Lloyd's--Sunday Times--People--pypa. . . .'	Referee--Lloyd's--Sunday Times--People--pypa. . . .	13.18-19
22.23	'Referee? Lloyd's?'	Referee? Lloyd's?	13.23
22.29	five-finger	five finger	13.29
22.[31-32]	[Section break]	10	13.[32-33]
22.32	butter, St	butter St.	13.33
23.4	tune, in	tune in	14.5
23.8-9	>bells of the other church.	bells.	14.10
23.10	head, a ding-dong	head a ding-dong	14.11
23.11	perfect, satisfying	perfect satisfying	14.13
24	CHAPTER II	CHAPTER II
24	[No section number]	1	15
24.1	Gerald, digging	Gerald digging	15.1
24.8	vicar,' said	vicar" said	15.9
24.8-9	>'He doesn't [. . .] says.'	He doesn't [. . .] says.*	15.9-10
24.14	thinking, if	thinking if	15.15
24.23	it, and	it and	15.24
24.26	wanted to, and	wanted to and	15.28
24.28	afternoon, with nothing to do,	afternoon with nothing to do	16.1
24.29	other, they	other they	16.2
24.30	world, but	world but	16.4
25.3	all, Frills,	all Frills	16.7
25.3	go,' Gerald	go" Gerald	16.7
25.10	up,' said	up" said	16.14
25.15	Yes,' said	Yes" said	16.19
25.15	absently, with	absently with	16.19
25.16	diggings,' began	diggings" began	16.20
25.16	>formally. fumbling*	formally, fumbling	16.20
25.18	Gerald, crumpled*	Gerald crumpled	16.22
25.20	it, silly,'	it silly"	16.24
25.20	Harriett, blushing	Harriett blushing	16.24
25.21	diggings,' repeated	diggings" repeated	16.25
25.23	>Masquerade, but real	Real	16.27
25.32	knee, beating	knee beating	16.36
25.32	said, seeing	said seeing	16.37
26.2	piano, putting	piano putting	17.7
26.3	Tremayne,' said	Tremayne" said	17.9
26.6	french windows	French windows	17.12
26.7	forward, flooding	forward flooding	17.12
26.12	dressing-gown	dressing gown	17.18
26.20	>and could	and would	17.26
26.28	minute, unless	minute unless	17.35
26.29	realized	realised	17.36
26.37	finger, and	finger and	18.7
27.3	drawing-room	drawing room	18.12
27.4	business. . . .'	business." . . .	18.13
27.6	>Byron	Tennyson*	18.15
27.9	>Byron	Tennyson*	18.18
27.13-14	played, from his point of view,	played from his point of view	18.22-23
27.14	Songs without Words	Songs without Words	18.23
27.16	Gerald, only	Gerald only	18.26
27.17	religious, very	religious very	18.26
27.38	>They had each	They each had	19.12
28.1	them, whenever	them whenever	19.13
28.5	little, he	little he	19.17
28.16	on,' said	on" said	19.28
28.17	The Largo	The Largo	19.29
28.17	voice, deep	voice deep	19.29
28.21	raging, she	raging she	19.33
28.29	smiled, and	smiled and	20.5
28.[29-30]	[Section break]	2	20.[5-6]
28.30	supper, La	supper La	20.6
28.35	supper, Miriam	supper Miriam	20.11
29.1	hiding-place	hiding place	20.12
29.5	simply, with	simply with	20.16
29.8	hair, like	hair like	20.19
29.8	full-blown	full blown	20.19
29.11	Miriam, in	Miriam in	20.22
29.12	Henderson, had	Henderson had	20.23
29.14	Bollingdon, in	Bollingdon in	20.26
29.15	Monday, and	Monday and	20.27
29.20	handshakings, Miriam	handshakings Miriam	20.31
29.25	>relief in	relief of	21.2-3
29.26	him, remarking	him remarking	21.4
29.[27-28]	>[No section break]	3	21.[5-6]
29.29	Gardens, Miriam	Gardens Miriam	21.7
29.32	Road, she	Road she	21.10
30.14	death. . . .' The	death." . . . The	21.31
30.16	real, and	real and	21.34
30.24	seven, she	seven she	22.7
30.29	>Kennett* [cf. 146.16]	Kennett	22.13
30.32	ceiling, and sat down,	ceiling and sat down	22.15
30.[33-34]	[Section break]	4	22.[16-17]
31.4	post card, she	postcard she	22.22
31.[5-6]	[1-line section break]	[1-line section break, no #]	22.[24-25]
31.12	it, because	it because	22.31
31.12-13	>thought took the beauty from the	thought of that would take the beauty of the	22.32
31.13	>and made	and make	22.33
31.16	Road, with	Road with	23.3
31.23	post card	post-card* [cf. 22.22]	23.11
31.29	me, even	me even	23.16
32	CHAPTER III	CHAPTER III	24
32	[No section number]	1	24
32.13	street, walking	street walking	24.14
32.15	Hends? . . .	Hends. . . .	24.16
32.16	say, call	say call	24.17
32.17	huge, frock-coat	huge frock-coat	24.19
32.22	>pater, got*	Pater got	24.23
32.23	'M'm,' said	"Mm"; said*	24.24
32.26	'Oh, I	"Oh I	24.27
32.26	>said "Chalk,"' said	said Chalk" said	24.27
32.30	Miriam, dabbing	Miriam dabbing	25.3
32.31	staircase, Mr	staircase Mr.	25.4-5
33.2	stained-glass	stained glass	25.7
33.8	hand, she	hand she	25.13
33.18	everlasting, and	everlasting and	25.24
33.26	'Very,' said	"Very" said	25.32
33.27	'Yes,' said	"Yes" said	25.33
33.29	serviettes?	serviettes.	25.35
33.31	you. . . .'	you." . . .	25.37
33.35	at once?	at once.	26.6
33.37	see her?	see her.	26.8
34.1	then, she	then she	26.10
34.5	downstairs	down-stairs [*?]	26.14
34.6	patient, Emma	patient Emma	26.15
34.11	minutes,' came	minutes" came	26.20
34.14	>caseful	case full	26.24
34.16	again, she	again she	26.26
34.17	dark, Turkey-carpeted	dark Turkey carpeted	26.27
34.18	oak-furnished	oak furnished	26.27
34.19	off, rose	off rose	26.29
34.24	little,' she	little" she	26.34
34.26	long,' she added,	long" she added	26.36
34.28	her,' she	her" she	27.1
34.32	Well, I'll	Well I'll	27.5
34.36	sharp,' in	sharp" in	27.9
35.1	' 'V' I got*	"Vi got	27.12
35.1	Hancock's?'	Hancock's"	27.12
35.3	'No,' said	"No" said	27.14
35.4	'Right,' he	"Right" he	27.15
35.7	yes,' she answered,	yes" she answered	27.20
35.9	denture, she	denture she	27.22
35.[15-16]	[Section break]	2	27.[29-30]
35.18	door, the	door the	27.32
35.20	-morning,' he	-morning" he	27.34
35.22	>¶From the	From the	28.1
35.24	any one	anyone	28.3
35.31	morning,' said	morning" said	28.11
35.32	Miriam. 'Oh	Miriam, "Oh*	28.12
35.34	urgent,' said	urgent" said	28.14
35.36	-Henderson,'	-Henderson"	28.17
36.2	together, she	together she	28.19
36.6	skylight	sky-light	28.23
36.12	Henderson,' said	Henderson" said	28.29
36.18	him, kept	him kept	28.35
36.21	mechanic, whose	mechanic whose	29.1
36.26	arrested, obsequious	arrested obsequious	29.7
36.32	up,' said	up" said	29.13
36.34	done,' said	done" said	29.15
36.35	goodness,' breathed	goodness" breathed	29.16
36.37	downcast	down-cast	29.18
37.3	room, three	room three	29.23
37.4	door, and	door and	29.24
37.5	gently, 'Have	gently "Have	29.26
37.[6-7]	[Section break]	3	29.[26-27]
37.9	straightforward	straight-forward	29.30
37.22	together, she	together she	30.9
37.31	in; a shock	in; a shock	30.18
38.6	day-books	day books	30.29
38.10	time, there	time there	30.33
38.20	>'Come in,' sang	Come in sang	31.7
38.24	>floated in the	floated the	31.11
38.25	was, all	was all	31.12
38.25	red-velvet-covered	red velvet covered	31.12
38.27	>blood-clotted	blood blotted	31.14
38.28	Summoning her	Summoning up her	31.15
38.28	strength, she	strength she	31.15
38.32	Gunga Din	Gunga Din	31.20
38.33	day,' he	day" he	31.20
39.3	that, eh	that eh	31.29
39.4-5	contents, putting	contents putting	31.31
39.8	say, has	say has	31.34
39.8	see,' said	see" said	31.35
39.11	'v' I got ]	vi got	32.1
39.13	haven't,' she	haven't" she	32.3
39.14-15	Gunga Din	Gunga Din	32.4
39.16	off, with	off with	32.6
39.18	room, she	room she	32.7
39.19	table, and	table and	32.9
39.20	passed: 'I	passed "I	32.10
39.21	me,' he	me" he	32.11
39.22	minute,' promised	minute" promised	32.12
39.24	sorry,' began	sorry" began	32.15
39.25	Green,' said	Green" said	32.15
39.26	speaking-tube	speaking tube	32.16
39.29	Oh, confound	Oh confound	32.20
39.32	sterilizing	sterilising	32.23
40.4	>She began the business	The business	32.34
40.9-13	>spatula. The tedium of the long series of small, precise, attention-demanding movements was aggravated by the prospect of a fresh set of implements already qualifying for another cleansing; the endless	spatula, brought across her the ever-\|recurring circle. The things were begun, they were getting on, she had half-done . . . the exasperating tediousness of holding herself to the long series of tiny careful attention-demanding movements . . . the punctual emergence when the end was in sight of the hovering reflection, nagging and questioning, that another set of things was already getting ready for another cleansing process; the endless	33.2-9
40.14	. . . Were	. . . were	33.11
40.22	God?	God.	33.20
40.23	thing? . . .	thing . . .	33.21
40.24	instruments? . . .	instruments . . .	33.22
40.25	again, of	again of	33.22
40.26	Blessed	Blessèd	33.24
40.32	her, propped	her propped	33.30
40.33	day, complete	day complete	33.31
41.1	noiselessly, without	noiselessly without	34.1
41.[7-8]	[Section break]	4	34.[7-8]
41.8	>day. Mr Hancock	day. He	34.8
41.10	one 'Ask	one "ask	34.10
41.10	underlined, and	underlined and	34.10
41.11	another 'Inquire	another "enquire	34.11
41.17	ones, they	ones they	34.18
41.22	trained, were	trained were	34.22
41.34	chair, in	chair in	35.1
42.4	toothache	tooth-ache	35.7
42.7	way;	way;	35.10
42.9-10	three-\|quarters	three quarters	35.12
42.24	on, things	on things	35.27
42.33	do?	do?	35.37
42.34	realize	realise	36.1
42.35	realize	realise	36.1
42.36	there, with	there with	36.2
43.2	realize	realise	36.7
43.14	'There,' said	"There" said	36.20
43.[18-19]	[Section break]	5	36.[23-24]
43.20	Going into	Goin ginto	36.25
43.23	'Yes, miss,'	"Yes miss,"	36.28
43.31	soaking, even	soaking even	37.2
44.8	April,' murmured	April" murmured	37.16
44.10	ye,' said	ye" said	37.18
44.25	door, she	door she	37.33
44.26	face, his	face his	37.34
44.29	strips?---	strips---	37.37
44.[29-30]	[Section break]	6	38.[0-1]
45.5	oil-lamp	oil lamp	38.12
45.9	far-off	far off	38.16
45.10	>'Hallo, hallo,'	"Hullo, hullo"	38.16-17
45.11	on, punctuated	on punctuated	38.18
45.14	>'Hallo'	"Hullo"	38.21
45.16	crown, and	crown and	38.23
45.17	>the bloom*	the gloom	38.24
45.20	abstractedly, and	abstractedly and	38.27
45.21	>'Hallo, hallo,'	"Hullo, hullo"	38.28
45.24	her, drumming	her drumming	38.32
45.25	number,' said	number" said	38.33
45.27	givya,' said	givya" said	38.34
45.32	'Oh,' said	"Oh" said	39.3
45.36	sharp, will	sharp will	39.7
45.37-38	half-\|hidden tin box	half hidden tin-box	39.9
46.3	'Mahan.'	Mahan	39.13
46.7	'Eleven-thirty, sharp,'	"Eleven thirty sharp"	39.17
46.10	>the den.	the den."*	39.20
46.13	explained, and	explained and	39.24
46.17	funny,' said	funny" said	39.28
46.20	'Mar-kaysie,' said	"Mar-kaysie" said	39.31
46.25	-basket, collected	-basket collected	39.36
46.25-26	sealing-\|wax	sealing wax	39.37
46.27	again, and	again and	40.2
46.33	one, written	one written	40.8
46.35	>those two	these two	40.10
47.8	goodness,' laughed	goodness" laughed	40.21
47.9	wrapping-paper	wrapping paper	40.22
47.10	word,' said	word" said	40.23
47.10	got, I	got I	40.23
47.11	melife, and	melife and	40.24
47.13	I?' said	I," said	40.26
47.13	surprised.	surprised,	40.26
47.20	packet, and	packet and	40.34
47.32	'Major [. . .] guinea,'	Major [. . .] guinea,	41.9
47.33	showing-out	showing out	41.10
47.36	them, if	them if	41.14
48.[7-8]	[Section break]	7	41.[23-24]
48.13	again, as	again as	41.29
48.25	decoration,' he pursued,	decoration" he pursued	42.8
48.27	off,' he	off" he	42.10
48.31	grey-green carpet,	grey green carpet	42.14
49.9	quiet, sharp	quiet sharp	42.29
49.14	obstruction . . .	obstruction. . . .	42.34
49.14-15	water-\|colours	water colours	42.35
49.16	zigzagging	zig-zagging	42.36
49.18	Studio	Studio	43.2
49.22	Studios	studios*	43.5
49.27	wall-paper	wall paper	43.11
49.29	here, it	here it	43.14
50.1	>where*	were	43.24
50.[2-3]	[Section break]	8	43.[26-27]
50.32	look,' said	look" said	44.21
50.34	you,' said Mr Hancock,	you" said Mr. Hancock	44.23
51.1	best,' said Miriam,	best" said Miriam	44.25
51.3	would,' she	would" she	44.27
51.9	lovely,' said	lovely" said	44.33
51.13	up,' he	up" he	44.37
51.15	surface; blurred	surface blurred	45.2
51.17	heavily, breaking	heavily breaking	45.4
51.22	Nikkoo,' said	Nikkoo" said	45.9
51.28	did. . . . How	did . . . How*	45.15
51.30	picture,' when	picture" when	45.17
51.31	>his sister?	his cousin?	45.18
51.31	>his sister	his cousin	45.19
51.34	Studio	Studio	45.22
51.37	picture,' said	picture" said	45.25
52.2	things,' he	things" he	45.28
52.3	Flower Decorations,	flower Decorations	45.30
52.11	this, you know,	this you know	46.1
52.20	>"Shin,"' he	'Shin'--he*	46.10
52.21	'"sho-shin" . . .	'sho-shin' . . .*	46.11
52.28	years,' said	years" said	46.18
52.38	Fields, the	Fields" the	46.28
53.1	Fujiyama	Fujiama	46.29
53.1	-San, in	-San in	46.29
53.5	Buddha Fields	Buddha Fields	46.33
54.1	dressing-room	dressing room	47.31
54.2	dressing-room	dressing room	47.32
54.5	mood, buying	mood buying	47.36
54.6	box . . . La	box. . . . La	47.37
54.7	Dorin, Paris	Dorin Paris	48.2
54.9	try,' she	try" she	48.3
54.[10-11]	[Section break]	9	48.[4-5]
54.13	hand-writings, scrawling	hand-writings scrawling	48.7
54.18	ledger, in	ledger in	48.12
54.27	'Answered'	answered	48.22
55.[6-7]	[Section break]	10	49.[2-3]
55.7	banquet, Miss	banquet Miss	49.3
55.11	munching. 'I've	munching, "I've	49.8
55.11	past,' he added,	past" he added	49.8
55.15	>You'd	You'd	49.12
55.15	effects, my boy,	effects my boy	49.12
55.17	busy, Miss	busy Miss	49.14
55.20	hungry, and	hungry and	49.17
55.22	inquired	enquired	49.19
55.24	>altogether, captain	altogether sergeant	49.21
55.26	flushed, and	flushed and	49.23
55.27	silly, Ley	silly Ley	49.24
55.33	man,' sighed	man" sighed	49.30
55.35	chicking, Ro	chicking Ro	49.32
55.36	No, my love, no,	No my love no	49.33
56.1	pâté, Miss	paté Miss	49.34
56.2	>No? despise pâté?'	No? You despise paté?"	49.35
56.4	half-past-one patient,	half past one patient	50.2
56.6	'Buck,' rapped	"Buck" rapped	50.4
56.8	hot, Emma,	hot Emma	50.6
56.10	chicken, Miss	chicken Miss	50.8
56.10	Hens'. Emma!'--he	Hens'--Emma!" he	50.8
56.11	serviette--'wait	serviette. "Wait	50.9
56.13	Emma, arrested,	Emma arrested	50.11
56.14	dishes, and	dishes and	50.12
56.20	officer, Nelly	officer Nelly	50.20
56.22	jellies, dearest,	jellies dearest	50.22
56.23	right, Ley	right Ley	50.23
56.26	serviette, he	serviette he	50.26
56.27	'Two,' said	"Two" said	50.27
56.27	jelly. 'Any	jelly, "any	50.27-28
56.28	stuff, mater? how	stuff mater, how	50.28
56.29	here,' said	here" said	50.29
56.34	morning,' rapped	morning" rapped	50.35
56.36	Orly, glancing	Orly glancing	50.37
56.37	'No,' said	"No" said	51.1
57.3	you,' said	you" said	51.5
57.8	down, and	down and	51.10
57.15	advice, my	advice my	51.17
57.15	eh, Miss	eh Miss	51.18
57.20	Right, my	Right my	51.22
57.21	right, Ley	right Ley	51.23
57.22	Oh-h-h, my	Oh-h-h my	51.24
57.28	fairly,' said	fairly" said	51.31
57.30	down, Nelly	down Nelly	51.33
57.31	Hancock, wishing	Hancock wishing	51.34
57.37	Oh, yes	Oh yes	52.3
58.1	pâté	paté	52.5
58.4	heads, do	heads do	52.8
58.5	smiled, and	smiled and	52.9
58.6	pâté	paté	52.10
58.7	Ro, he's	Ro he's	52.11
58.8	uncle, Mr	uncle Mr.	52.12
58.20	say, if	say if	52.26
58.22	like,' said	like" said	52.28
58.26	afternoon,' observed	afternoon" observed	52.32
58.29	pater	Pater	52.35
58.31	afterwards, if	afterwards if	53.1
59.5	it,' said	it" said	53.15
59.15	'Boil 'em,' he	"Boil 'em" he	53.25
59.17	are,' said	are" said	53.27
59.19	'Crikey,' said	"Crikey" said	53.29
59.[24-25]	[Section break]	11	54.[0-1]
59.34	feeling, on	feeling on	54.11
60.12	well-up-to-date	well up-to-date	54.24
60.20-21	The Wreck of the 'Mary Gloucester'	The Wreck of the Mary Gloucester	54.33-34
60.31	head, but	head but	55.9
60.33	waiting-room	waiting room	55.11
61.2	window, and	window and	55.19
61.3	light, screened	light screened	55.20
61.3	houses, fell	houses fell	55.20
61.5	mantlepiece, her	mantlepiece her	55.22
61.6	rug, and	rug and	55.23
61.10	arm-chair	armchair	55.28
61.20	voice, giving	voice giving	56.1
61.21	board-school	board school	56.3
61.23	knees, musing,	knees musing	56.5
62.[9-10]	[Section break]	12	56.[30-31]
62.11	Hens'n,' he	Hens'n" he	56.32
62.12	'Oh, Miss Hens'n,'	"Oh Miss Hens'n"	56.33
62.13	send, d'you	send d'you	56.34
62.15	'Oh,' said	"Oh" said	57.1
62.17	tahsome,' she	tahsome" she	57.4
62.19	tahsome!'	tahsome?"	57.5
62.25	somewhere,' she	somewhere" she	57.11-12
62.27	best,' said	best" said	57.13
62.29	down, The	down 'The	57.15
62.34	gold-foil	gold foil	57.20
63.1	'Oh, yes,' said	"Oh yes" said	57.23
63.3	'Yes,' said	"Yes" said	57.25
63.14	>Le Rêve,' she	'La Rêve'" she*	57.36
63.15	voice, 'about	voice "about	57.37
63.15	>Félicien	Felicien*	58.1
63.18	books, don't	books don't	58.4
63.19	'Oh, no,' said	Oh no" said	58.6
63.22	>conceitedly	with conceited solicitude	58.9
63.32	'Phoo,' he	"Phoo" he	58.19
63.33	heads, do	heads do	58.20
63.36	so,' said	so" said	58.23
64.5	'Yes,' said	"Yes" said	58.30
64.7	'Yes,' said	"Yes" said	58.32
64.8	fancy,' sighed	fancy" sighed	58.33
64.8	Mr. Orly*	Mr. Orly	58.33
64.11	sheer, well	sheer well	58.36
64.15	'Eh, well	"Eh well	59.3
64.17	said, addressing	said addressing	59.5
64.21	Hens'n?	Hens'n.	59.9
64.22	No, my love, no	No my love no	59.10
64.[25-26]	[Section break]	13	59[13-14]
64.27-28	pink-tissue-paper-leaved	pink tissue paper leaved	59.15-16
64.32-33	straight-bladed	straight bladed	59.21
65.1	deftly, until	deftly until	59.25
65.8	lid, she	lid she	59.32
65.10	still, she	still she	60.1
65.19	square, she	square she	60.10
65.20	cubes, collecting	cubes collecting	60.10
65.20	them, in	them in	60.10
65.25	gold, and	gold and	60.16
65.28	glass-roofed	glass roofed	60.19
65.35	'La--te--ta--te--te--ta,'	La--te--ta--te--te--ta,	60.26-27
65.35	hummed, searching	hummed searching	60.27
66.2	titles, worried	titles worried	60.31
66.2	The Sorrows	'The Sorrows'	60.32
66.3	Secrets of a Stormy Court	'Secrets of a Stormy Court'	60.32-33
66.6-7	My Reminiscences	'My Reminiscences'	60.36-37
66.9	them, Miriam	them Miriam	61.2
66.10	Cock [. . .] Sense	'Cock [. . .] Sense'	61.3-4
66.11	'facts'	'facts'*	61.5
66.14	The Earth	'The Earth'	61.8
66.14	Émile	Emile	61.8
66.23	Englishmen	English men	61.17
66.23-24	French-\|man	French man	61.18
66.24-25	English-\|men	English men	61.19
66.26	'filth,' which	"filth" which	61.20
66.32	slow, too	slow too	61.27
66.32	warm, quiet,	warm quiet	61.27
66.34	table, she	table she	61.29
67.7	that, would mean,	that would mean	62.3
67.9	inertly, and	inertly and	62.6
67.12	many-drawered	many drawered	62.9
67.13	table, she	table she	62.10
67.14	British Dental Journals	British Dental Journals	62.11
67.14-15	Proceedings of the Odontological Society	Proceedings of the Odontological Society	62.11-12
67.17	whatnot	what-not* [cf. 62.8]	62.14
67.[17-18]	[Section break]	14	62.[14-15]
67.19	know,' said	know" said	62.16
67.25	through, swinging	through swinging	62.22
67.26	sauntered, warm	sauntered warm	62.23
67.27	door, into	door into	62.24
67.30	back, you	back you	62.27
68.1	on and, if	on, and if	63.1
68.1	back, she	back she	63.1
68.26	>whistlings. Mr	whistlings, the bench swept down the length of the room to her side . . . the movable shaded electric lamp; Mr.	63.28-30
68.26	>underneath the lamp	underneath it	63.30-31
68.28	arm-chair	arm-\|chair [cf. 55.28]	63.31
69.5	say, that's	say that's	64.10
69.5	one,' said	one" said	64.10
69.26	showing-out	showing out	64.31
69.29	>'M'm,' said	"M" said	64.34
69.35-36	suspended. 'Another	suspended, "another	65.6
69.37	'No, thanks	"No thanks	65.7
69.37	present,' said	present" said	65.7
70.1	things,' said	things" said	65.9
70.2	tea; his	tea, his	65.10
70.4	soft, dark grey,	soft dark grey	65.12
70.8	say, I've	say I've	65.16
70.10	yes,' said	yes" said	65.18
70.16	rushed,' he	rushed" he	65.25
70.17	say, tea	say tea	65.26
70.20	first,' said	first" said	65.29
70.[21-22]	[Section break]	l5	65.[31-32]
70.23	den, a light	den a light	65.33
70.29	tea, Miss	tea Miss	66.4
70.31	brass-framed	brass framed	66.6
70.32	Orly, still	Orly still	66.8
70.33	cape, was	cape was	66.8
71.1	>fly and	fly off and	66.12
71.5	newspaper, Miriam	newspaper Miriam	66.16
71.8	room, peeling	room peeling	66.19
7l.9	Tea, darling	Tea darling	66.20
7l.10	Well, m'love	Well m'love	66.21
71.12	chair, his	chair his	66.23
71.14	-sleeves, Miss	-sleeves Miss	66.25
71.14	say, I've	say I've	66.25
71.15	presently, or	presently or	66.26
71.16	worlds, Miriam	worlds Miriam	66.27
71.18	Well, I	Well I	66.29
71.20	tea, Ro	tea Ro	66.31
71.21	Right, my	Right my	66.32
71.24	flurried, does	flurried does	66.36
71.26	steady, outwardly,' said ]	steady outwardly" said	67.1
71.29	Well, I	Well I	67.4
71.32	things, boysie	things boysie	67.7
71.33	Right, m'love	Right m'love	67.9
71.34	really, I mean?	really--I mean.	67.10
71.36	Well, you	Well you	67.12
72.1	valley, and	valley and	67.15
72.3	Well, don't	Well don't	67.17
72.3	difference.--I say,	difference--I say	67.17
72.5	one, Nelly	one Nelly	67.19
72.7	life,' said	life" said	67.21
72.10	Well, if	Well if	67.24
72.11	us, can	us can	67.25
72.12	engagement, and	engagement and	67.26
72.17	evening, she	evening she	67.31
72.[18-19]	[Section break]	16	67.[32-33]
72.20	fullness	fulness	67.34
72.21	five-candle-power ]	five candle power	67.35
72.22	shade, was	shade was	68.1
72.23	dispatching	despatching	68.2
72.24	hand, and	hand and	68.4
72.27	patient, it	patient it	68.6
72.29	dispatched	despatched	68.9
72.31	boots on,' said	boots on" said	68.11
72.34	them, she	them she	68.14
73.[13-14]	[Section break]	17	68.[31-32]
73.14	six, Mr	six Mr.	68.32
73.18	'Yes,' said	"Yes" said	69.1
73.25	there, the	there the	69.8
73.33-34	excellently,' he	excellently" he	69.18
74.2	night,' murmured	night" murmured	69.22
74.3	wash-leather ]	wash leather	69.23-24
74.4	books, switched	books switched	69.24
74.5	welcome, and	welcome and	69.25
74.10	>single bulb	single globe	69.30
74.20	many-coloured	many coloured	70.4
74.23	brightly-lit	brightly lit	70.7
74.31	second, in	second in	70.16
75	CHAPTER IV	CHAPTER IV	71
75	[No section number]	1	71
75.10	West End, and	west-end and	71.11
75.12	West End	west-end	71.13
75.17	Street, and	Street and	71.18
75.22	'Don't,' she	"Don't" she	71.23
75.32	City men	city men	72.6
76.4	back; her	back her*	72.11
76.10	to-night, and	to-night and	72.17
76.12	City men, and	city men and	72.19
76.13	>spirit, gazing	spirit-gazing*	72.20
76.23	strange, rich,	strange rich	72.31
76.24	unseen, and	unseen and	72.32
76.26	wilderness, happy	wilderness happy	72.34
76.31	places, were	places were	73.2
76.35	that, she	that she	73.7
77.2	streets, till	streets till	73.11
77.[3-4]	[Section break]	2	73.[13-14]
77.9	slab, the	slab the	73.19
77.9	sight, she	sight she	73.19
77.15	school, only	school only	73.26
77.17	post card	post-\|card	73.27-28
77.25	evening-paper	evening paper	74.1
77.27	>moved up on*	moved on up	74.3-4
77.[27-28]	[Section break]	3	74.[4-5]
77.28	Upstairs, she	Upstairs she	74.5
77.29	>schoolfellow,' she	schoolfellow she*	74.6
77.30	>Kennett* [cf. 146.16]	Kennett	74.7
77.31-32	'Alma [. . . ] Wilson)'	Alma [. . . ] Wilson)	74.8-9
78.4	new, more	new more	74.15
78.16	>thing!". . .	thing!'". . .* [See 74.34]	74.27
78.17	once!	once!	74.28
78.23	tea-shop	tea shop* [cf. 74.29]	74.35
78.[26-27]	[Section break]	4	75.[3-4]
78.33	wall, the	wall the	75.11
79.1	>Pernes'	Perne's*	75.14
79.3	-grained, rich,	-grained rich	75.17
79.9	half-way	half way	75.24
79.13-14	half-\|guinea	half guinea	75.28
79.[16-17]	[Section break]	5	75.[31-32]
79.17	hesitation, Miriam	hesitation Miriam	75.32
79.21	face, feathered	face feathered	76.3
79.23	inquired	enquired	76.5
79.25	'Yes,' announced	"Yes" announced	76.7
79.31	in,' said	in" said	76.13
79.32	>'Hallo,' she	"Hullo" she	76.14
79.33	>'Hallo,' came	"Hullo" came	76.16
80.2	'It's me,' said Miriam,	"It's me" said Miriam	76.20
80.4	'It's me, it's me,'	"It's me it's me"	76.22
80.6	>gazed.	gazed vaguely.	76.24
80.7	lintel, the	lintel the	76.25
80.9	hand, the	hand the	76.28
80.14	her, and	her and	76.33
80.16	door, my	door my	76.35
80.20	course, child	course child	77.3
80.22	feet,' said	feet" said	77.5
80.25	'M'm.'	"M."	77.8
80.30	cold?--my	cold--my	77.13
80.35	>Phillpotts's	Philpott's*	77.18
80.35	Mist,'	Mist'"	77.18
80.37	'No,' said	"No" said	77.20
81.1	wonderful,' mused	wonderful" mused	77.22
81.7	reverently, or	reverently or	77.29
81.8	defence, always	defence always	77.29
81.11	wonderful,' went	wonderful" went	77.32
81.12	modulations, 'he	modulations "he	77.33
81.31	to-night, child	to-night child	78.17
82.7	'Hoh,' said	"Hoh" said	78.31
82.8	voice, 'it's	voice "it's	78.32
82.13	you, von	you von	78.37
82.18	say, I	say I	79.6
82.21	>Schweinhund.	Schweinhund--verfluchte Schweinhund.	79.8
82.24	movements, and	movements and	79.11
82.36	Oh, lots	Oh lots	79.23
83.8	say, I	say I	79.33
83.17	thin, drab,	thin drab	80.5
83.19	bookshelf, the	bookshelf the	80.7
83.24	women--Albert	women. Albert	80.13
83.25	Moore?--the	Moore? the	80.13
83.26	serge-draped	serge draped	80.15
83.31	'Yes, I am fearfully	"Yes I am fear-fully	80.20
83.32	late, Frederika	late Frederika	80.21
83.34	brown-knickered	brown knickered	80.23-24
83.35	black-stockinged	black stockinged	80.24
83.35	>crossed, struck*	crossed stuck	80.24
84.6	To-nate--	To-nate,--	80.34
84.12	was, when	was when	81.3
84.21	improper, we're	improper we're	81.12
84.23	hinted, when	hinted when	81.14
84.23-24	>left her her to*	left her to	81.15
84.24	here, that	here that	81.15
84.29	'Six,' laughed	"Six"--laughed	81.21
84.30	Jan, 'and	Jan "and	81.22
84.33	say, are	say are	81.25
84.35	>Mag	May*	81.27
84.35	instantly, but	instantly but	81.28
85.6	>style.*	style."	81.36
85.21	Really, Miriam,	Really Miriam	82.14
85.21	wonderful, you	wonderful you	82.14
85.25	Her husband?	Her husband?	82.18
85.27	her, but	her but	82.20
85.38	peccadillos	peccadilloes	82.31
86.3	Well, I	Well I	82.34
86.8	sixth---'	sixth."	83.3
86.9	seventh---'	seventh."	83.4
86.18	room, free	room free	83.14
86.29	Oh, no.	Oh no.	83.26
87.2	Oh! That's	Oh. That's	83.37
87.3	be--well	be,--well	84.1
87.4	>here not there*	here nor there	84.2
87.5	>there nothing*	there's nothing	84.3
87.27	>room--each room*	rooms--each room	84.25
87.28	room, with	room with	84.26
87.31	hot-water	hot water	84.30
87.32	artists, philosophers	artists philosophers	84.31
87.38	sitting-room	sitting room	84.36-37
88.1	>the sight of the rooms	the whole rooms	85.1
88.4	say, I	say I	85.4
88.6	No, but	No but	85.6
88.8	room, two	room two	85.9
88.10	One-and-eleven-three	One and eleven three	85.11
88.13	amused,' took	amused" took	85.14
88.19	flour---'	flour."	85.21
88.[20-21]	[Section break]	6	85.[22-23]
88.28	about, Mag	about. Mag	85.30
89.4	had, and	had and	86.7
89.17	understanding, and	understanding and	86.20
89.19	wonderful, limpid	wonderful limpid	86.23
89.20	forward, with	forward with	86.24
89.21	>little clasped hands	little hands	86.25
89.27	child,' she	child" she	86.33
89.32	now, anyhow	now anyhow	86.37
89.34	married, is	married is	87.2
90.2	dressing-gown	dressing gown	87.8-9
90.10	Well, my	Well my	87.17
90.10	Miriam, I	Miriam I	87.17
90.12	'Yes'--Mag	"Yes---" Mag	87.19
90.19	it?--what was it?--	it--what was it--	87.27
90.22	them, and	them and	87.31
90.26	life,' said	life" said	87.35
90.29	us, yes	us yes	88.1
90.32	alluding, I presume,	alluding I presume	88.5
90.36	knickers, with	knickers with	88.9
90.37	Referee---	Referee. (cf. 13.19)	88.10
91.3	Referee	Referee (cf. 13.19)	88.14
91.4	bliss, that	bliss that	88.15
91.6-7	>breakfast-table talk	breakfast table-talk	88.17-18
91.12	arm-chairs, like	armchairs like	88.23
91.14	talking to, on	talking to on	88.25
91.16	minute, in	minute in	88.27
91.18	No, hanging	No hanging	88.30
91.23	really--er---'	really--er."	88.35
91.26	hearthrug, except	hearthrug except	89.1
91.27	-sighted, to	-sighted to	89.2
91.37	er, irresponsibility	er irresponsibility	89.13
92.1	town,' said	town" said	89.15
92.12	Yes, but	Yes but	89.26
92.15	>think of	thing of*	89.29
92.17	intolerant?	intolerant.	89.31
92.26	but, ach	but ach	90.3
92.[26-27]	[Section break]	7	90.[3-4]
92.28	it,' mused	it" mused	90.6
92.32	becoming, as	becoming as	90.9
92.34	be, somewhere	be somewhere	90.12
92.35	>universe	world	90.12
93.1	say,' gurgled	say" gurgled	90.14
93.6	whole, for instance?	whole for instance.	90.19
93.10	think it, and	think it and	90.24
93.12	realized	realised	90.25
93.13	mean, I	mean I	90.27
93.15	different,' choked	different" choked	90.29
93.16	Yes, I	Yes I	90.30
93.17	idea,' stated	idea" stated	90.31
93.26	Yes, I know,	Yes; I know	91.5
93.29	Well, you	Well you	91.8
93.31	brain, by	brain by	91.10
94.2	sentence, is	sentence is	91.19
94.5	humanity, and	humanity and	91.22
94.15-18	>'The earth, the sea, and the sky---' 'The sun, the moon, and the stars---' 'Are not these, O soul---' 'That's the Higher Pantheism.'	"The earth the sea and the sky "The sun the moon and the stars "Are not these, oh soul, "That's the Higher Pantheism."	91.32-35
94.21	punishment, there	punishment there	92.1
94.23	Oh, punishment	Oh punishment	92.3
94.25	anything, the	anything the	92.5
94.30	complete, Mag,	complete Mag	92.10
94.34	up, von	up von	92.15
94.34	here, Miriam	here Miriam	92.15
94.37	everything, one	everything one	92.18
94.38	fittest, which	fittest which	92.19
95.3	survive, have	survive have	92.22
95.13	hot-water	hot water	92.32
95.[20-21]	[Section break]	8	93.[2-3]
95.21	air, daylight	air daylight	93.3
95.26	brighter, and	brighter and	93.9
95.30	no, she	no she	93.13
95.34	do, and	do and	93.17
96.6	smiling, with	smiling with	93.25
96.8	why, why	why why	93.28
96.14	'Oh,' said	"Oh" said	93.34
96.23	cold, after	cold after	94.9
96.30	challenge, was	challenge was	94.17
96.31	>not so bad	not bad	94.18
97.8-9	>talk about other things with the same conviction	talk with the same conviction about other things	94.34
97.11	generalizations	generalisations	94.36-37
97.14	other, and	other and	95.3
97.19	far-off	far off	95.8
97.21	youth, my dear,	youth my dear	95.10-11
97.31	wind, the	wind the	95.22
97.[32-33]	[Section break]	9	95.[22-23]
98.5	fourth-floor	fourth floor	95.30
98.10	prayer, and	prayer and	96.2
98.28	free? she wondered,	free she wondered	96.21
98.[33-34]	[Section break]	10	96.[26-27]
99.[11-12]	[Section break]	11	97.[6-7]
99.14	>meaning [. . .] change*	meanings [. . .] change	97.9-10
99.17	civilization	civilisation	97.13
99.25	so on, is	so on is	97.21
99.29	But---	But.	97.25