D. I. J. O. N—Chap. lii.
Still upon her knees, and with her eyes upon the fire—Chap. liii.
He saw the face change from its vindictive passion to a faint sickness and terror—Chap. lv.
After this, he smoked four pipes successively in the little parlour by himself, and was discovered chuckling at the expiration of as many hours—Chap. lvi.