1 A feeling that was unfamiliar but very delicious came over her.
2 There was with her an overwhelming feeling of irresponsibility.
3 A feeling of oppression and drowsiness overcame Edna during the service.
4 "There's one here," she said, feeling about, for they were in the shadow.
5 But she could not realize why or how she should have yielded, feeling as she then did.
6 She had reached a stage when she seemed to be no longer feeling her way, working, when in the humor, with sureness and ease.
7 It was something which he felt rather than perceived, and he never voiced the feeling without subsequent regret and ample atonement.
8 Edna could not control a feeling which bordered upon complacency at her friend's praise, even realizing, as she did, its true worth.
9 Mademoiselle offered Edna some chocolates in a paper bag, which she took from her pocket, by way of showing that she bore no ill feeling.
10 A feeling of exultation overtook her, as if some power of significant import had been given her to control the working of her body and her soul.
11 He left home feeling quite sure that he and Edna would sit down that evening, and possibly a few subsequent evenings, to a dinner deserving of the name.
12 He possessed a good figure, a pleasing face, not overburdened with depth of thought or feeling; and his dress was that of the conventional man of fashion.
13 The moments glided on, while a feeling of good fellowship passed around the circle like a mystic cord, holding and binding these people together with jest and laughter.
14 She did not linger to discuss class distinctions with Madame Pouponne, but hastened to a neighboring grocery store, feeling sure that Mademoiselle would have left her address with the proprietor.
15 But with more feeling and discernment he would have recognized the noble beauty of its modeling, and the graceful severity of poise and movement, which made Edna Pontellier different from the crowd.
16 When Mademoiselle Reisz came and touched her upon the shoulder and spoke to her, the woman seemed to echo the thought which was ever in Edna's mind; or, better, the feeling which constantly possessed her.
17 Once she went to her room and studied the cookbook during an entire evening, finally writing out a menu for the week, which left her harassed with a feeling that, after all, she had accomplished no good that was worth the name.
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