Table: Volume IV   Book 10   Dawn's Left Hand

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174 CHAPTER V [Section break] 83.[6-7]
174.3-4 >combined for a moment their conspicuous sounds, combined their conspicuous sounds for a moment 83.11-12
174.6 Talkers, frozen Talkers frozen 83.13
174.8 cessation, or, cessation or 83.15-16
174.14 >expending expanding 83.23
174.29 Turning, in Turning in 84.20
175.15 >asid the* said the 85.16
175.21 >criticisms difficulties 85.24-25
175.25 own, but own but 86.3
175.25 recognizing recognising 86.3
175.26 >a secret a moment's secret 86.4-5
175.27 eye, as eye as 86.7
175.28 door, Miriam door Miriam 86.7
176.7 talked, with talked with 87.4
176.[19-20] >[No section break] [Section break] 87.[20-21]
176.27 >spring scent* spring scene 88.7
176.30 spring, unless spring unless 88.12
176.37 >and to bring and bring 88.21
177.10 here, again, here again 89.9
177.22 closed, and closed and 89.24
177.25 distinct, in distinct in 90.2
177.33 masses, and masses and 90.12
177.34-35 underneath, and, still, underneath and still 90.14
178.15 announcing, as announcing as 91.12
178.16 her, and her and 91.12
178.36 >anticipation, and by putting anticipation and putting 92.12-13
179.2 swing, with swing with 92.16
179.2 every one everyone 92.17
179.10 >still living as if living 92.27
179.16 said: 'Who said "Who 93.7
179.16 dry sad dry, sad 93.7
180.1 sunlight, till sunlight till 94.11
180.6 eyes, glinting eyes glinting 94.18
180.6 torch, peevishly torch peevishly 94.19
180.7 Mrs.* Mrs. 94.20
180.19 >a rich and fragile a fragile 95.8
180.23 cart-before-horse cart before horse 95.13
180.26 Messiah messiah 95.17
180.31 Messiah messiah 95.22-23
180.33 recognize recognise 95.25-26
180.35 >Hallo Hullo 95.27
181.4 >he is he's 96.9
181.24 unruffled, and unruffled and 97.6
181.26 >a vast abdominal an abdominal 97.9-10
182.8 space . . . But space. . . . But 98.8
182.16 Messiah messiah 98.18
182.26 well, if well if 99.5
182.30 place, and place and 99.10
182.32 work, and work and 99.12
182.36 appeared, in appeared in 99.17
182.36 morning, at morning at 99.18
183.2 envy. envy . . . 99.23
183.7 Christian-stoical Christian stoical 100.2
183.22 realized realised 100.22
183.26 distances, as distances as 100.26
184.2 underpaid under-paid 101.17
184.15 meeting, each meeting each 102.10
184.26 torturing, with their thin logic, torturing with their thin logic 102.25
184.37 knowledge, according knowledge according 103.13
185.8 recognized recognised 103.25
185.11 Every one Everyone 104.1
185.27 vitalizing vitalising 104.23
186 CHAPTER VI [Section break] 105.[13-14]
186.2 >an air its air 105.16
186.14 window, she window she 106.7
186.25 reasserting re-asserting 106.22
187.4 >outside that door outside it 107.8
187.8 theme, she theme she 107.13
187.17 recognized recognised 107.25
187.21 made, and made and 108.2
187.34-35 re-|asserted (cf.186.25) re-asserted 108.22
188.8 settee, she settee she 109.10
188.17 recognized recognised 109.23
188.33 realized realised 110.17
189.5-6 sadly. 'They sadly, "They 111.5
189.12 >eagerly. 'It eagerly. "it* 111.14
189.19 >Alban's, and Albans and 111.24
189.23 every one everyone 112.2
189.38 generalizations generalisations 112.22
190.37 realize realise 114.19
191.3 grande dame grande-dame 114.24
191.6 >Yet, though But though 115.1
191.10 offensive, to offensive to 115.6
191.15 resemblance, to resemblance to 115.14
191.19 realize realise 115.18
191.24 time, it time it 115.24
191.27 club-room, so club-room so 116.1
191.31 girl, she girl she 116.7
191.33-34 >being so rapturously ascribed to her being ascribed to her so rapturously 116.10-11
192.9 role rôle 117.1
192.11 >mere exclamations just exclamations 117.4
192.11 illuminating, by illuminating by 117.4-5
193 CHAPTER VII [Section break] 117.[17-18]
193.9 toilet set toilet-set 118.5
193.15 reflected, in their different ways, reflected in their different ways 118.13-14
193.15 mirror, and mirror and 118.14
194.9 hand, with hand with 119.20
194.19 >differences difference 120.5-6
194.32 Yet, when she first settled in, Yet when she first settled in 120.23-24
195.5 slowly-moving slowly moving 121.11
195.8-9 >moved discreetly moved slowly and discreetly 121.15-16
195.11 passage, clapping passage clapping 121.19
195.29 exorcized, so exorcised so 122.17
195.36-37 not, too much, not too much 122.27
196.11 unobserved, and unobserved and 123.17
196.12 interruption, at interruption at 123.18
196.15 reflecting, in its narrow length, reflecting in its narrow length 123.22-23
196.16 candle-light candle-|light (cf. 124.17) 123.23-24
196.22 candle-light candle-|light 124.4-5
196.30 mocking, it mocking it 124.15
196.31-32 candle-|light candlelight 124.17
196.32 >fall upon fall full upon 124.17
196.32 apparition, her apparition, at her 124.18
197.2-3 un-|Englishly unenglishly 125.2
197.5 impulse, and impulse and 125.4
197.10 lecture, and lecture and 125.12
198 CHAPTER VIII [Section break] 125.[22-27]
198.1 office, and office and 126.2
198.7 happen--The happen--the 126.9-10
198.13 sight, through sight through 126.17
198.16 >striped oriental curtains striped curtains 126.21
198.21 >homes, and to this homes and this 127.1-2
199.20 her, and her and 128.13
200.1 evening, glowing evening glowing 129.12
200.2 week, owed week owed 129.13
200.24-34 >in: ¶'The great [. . .] brutal menace.' in: [INDENT] ¶The great [. . .] brutal menace. 130.16-131.3
200.27 qui vive qui vive [within italics] 130.20
200.31-32 >Their spiritual descendants Their descendants 130.25-26
200.32-33 merchants, and merchants and 131.1
201.3 post card post-card 131.12
201.5 Mrs. Orly's* Mrs. Orly's 131.14
201.9 Mr. Orly* Mr. Orly 131.20
201.9 Anglo-Saxon Supremacy, and Anglo-Saxon Supremacy and 131.20
201.11-12 Mr. Leyton* Mr. Leyton 131.23
201.25 squares, the squares the 132.13
202.2 specialized specialised 133.6
202.5 husbands, she husbands she 133.10
202.9-10 >the ideas he represented the system of ideas she had married 133.16
202.17 common-sense commonsense 133.26
202.27 corner, she corner she 134.12
202.34 realize realise 134.23
203.2 >its security it security* 135.2
203.10 gifts . . . gifts. . . . 135.12
203.21 pathos, in a great world, pathos in a great world 135.26
203.25 >details detail 136.5
204.16 top note top-note 137.17
204.27-28 front doors front-doors 138.4
204.33 then, for a moment, then for a moment 138.11
205.13 everybody, and everybody and 139.8
205.24 clearly defined clearly-defined 139.24
206.8 influence, and influence and 140.25
206.11 north London North-London 141.2
206.20 north London North-London 141.15
207.5 stay, as stay as 142.19
207.19 achieved, but achieved but 143.10
207.26 easily flowing easily-flowing 143.19
207.37 closely held closely-held 144.6
208.31 Really Really 145.20
208.34 north London North London 145.24
209.1 every one everyone 146.3
209.22 >first noticed first saw 147.4
209.29 them, and them and 147.14
209.38 loosely tied loosely-tied 147.25
210.21 inquired enquired 148.26
210.22 >answer, 'Yes,' answer, yes, 148.27
210.32 role rôle 149.15
211.1 far off far-off 149.23
211.8 waiting-room, feeling waiting-room feeling 150.5
211.23 >made a solitude made quiet 150.24
211.34 pain, and pain and 151.13
211.37 hunting field hunting-field 151.16-17
212.26 life, where life where 152.25
212.35 agonizing agonising 153.11
212.37 western Western 153.15
213.6 common-sense commonsense 153.24
213.7 hygienists, and hygienists and 153.24
213.11 poorly paid poorly-paid 154.4
213.15 western civilization Western civilisation 154.9
213.16 Civilization Civilisation 154.10
213.18 nitrous oxide nitrous-oxide 154.12-13
213.19 western Western 154.14
213.26 recognize recognise 154.23
213.26 Civilization Civilisation 154.24
214.22 coins, they coins they 156.16
214.24 tributes, and tributes and 156.17
215.12 script, and script and 157.26
215.15 inquiring enquiring 158.3
215.23 handwriting, apart handwriting apart 158.14
215.26-27 recognizing recognising 158.19
215.38 realized realised 159.8
216.9 her, posed her posed 159.20
216.13 any one anyone 159.25
216.28 Returning, from Returning from 160.18
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