Part, Chapter

 1  Unic,  13|          food. These foods are very pleasant and wholesome; and, if the
 2  Unic,  22|         little of it experience the pleasant taste only for a short time;
 3  Unic,  22|            do nothing but spoil the pleasant taste left by the good food.
 4  Unic,  23|             never wearisome, but so pleasant and gracious, not to say
 5  Unic,  32|           the sight of all this was pleasant by comparison with what
 6  Unic,  32| restlessness was not disturbing but pleasant: I knew quite well that
 7  Unic,  32|           the house was a large and pleasant one. But this habit of frequently
 8  Unic,  36|              to leave such a large, pleasant house, where I had always
 9  Unic,  36|        evidently easy to endure and pleasant to carry out, and there
10  Unic,  37|      therefore, I would show myself pleasant to them. But they, being
11  Unic,  37|         laugh at myself and find it pleasant to realize how low a soul