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 1 I   |       one person~only; when each woman has assured herself that
 2 I   |        one she is the~handsomest woman in the room, and that the
 3 I   |       sang!" "Who is that little woman with such a load of~diamonds?"
 4 I   |          the deepest recesses of woman's heart, than on account
 5 I   |        taken place in the French woman since the fateful revolution
 6 II  |      very early age, thanks to a woman."~ ~"I fancied," said Madame
 7 II  |     youths, I was~in love with a woman six years older than myself.
 8 II  |     miles away from knowing that woman~is a stove with a marble
 9 II  |         fortune sufficient for a woman who had loved and was adored;
10 III |        Venice.' The sight of~the woman we love is such a balm to
11 III |   forgiveness. Thus, killing the~woman is the act of a boy.--She
12 III |       prettiest and most~angelic woman!"~ ~At these words all the
13 III |       vengeance to be taken on a woman,"~said de Marsay, continuing
14 III |         In taking~vengeance on a woman, do we not in fact admit
15 IV  |        for them there is but one woman in the world~must be in
16 IV  |         quarrel with this clever woman, who was so good an~actress,
17 IV  |    something--might have taken a woman's word. I left the~shop
18 V   |         all ready to condemn the woman," said Lady Dudley. "Well,
19 V   |        and~fidelity.--I know the woman whose story Monsieur de
20 V   |      said de Marsay. "An elegant woman will be~more or less of
21 VI  |          lady's fan is broken. A woman has~nothing now to blush
22 VI  |    cannot~even confer honor on a woman taken up at random. The
23 VI  |     press has fallen heir to the Woman," exclaimed Rastignac. "
24 VI  |         de Nucingen. "Formerly a woman might have~the voice of
25 VI  |        not yet struck. You see a woman coming towards you; your
26 VI  |        found a rare flower. This woman is attended by two very~
27 VI  |          surprises more than one~woman of the middle class; it
28 VI  |     which would make an~ordinary woman look like a turtle, but
29 VI  |          peculiar to a~well-bred woman betrays itself, especially
30 VI  |       the fresh unworn face of a woman who, without~conceit, is
31 VI  |        is this pretty variety of~woman to be seen in the hyperborean
32 VII |       devoid of any analogy. The woman has~emerged from those mysterious
33 VII |          never see her, like the woman of the~citizen class, pulling
34 VII |        bearing."~ ~"To be such a woman, is it not necessary to
35 VII |        said the Russian.~ ~"This woman's cleverness is the triumph
36 VII |        task.~ ~"For in our day a woman repudiated by her husband,
37 VII |       will~not receive a married woman; it would be bigamy. Would
38 VIII|      that it is impossible for a woman, even if she were~born close
39 VIII|         Is she a perfect lady, a woman /comme il faut/?"~ ~"When
40 VIII|          has no genius, she is a woman /comme il n'en faut pas/,"~
41 VIII|         she~will always be /the/ woman among women.~ ~"Emile Blondet
42 VIII|         of the fascinations of a woman~of the day; but, at need,
43 VIII|          the taste of a virtuous woman," replied de Marsay, looking
44 VIII|        complexion, as white as a woman's; he had small hands, a
45 IX  |          would have defended the~woman herself.~ ~"Now, in the
46 IX  |       This Sicilian was a little woman~named Rosina, very dark,
47 IX  |          she had the graces of a woman; her movements were~engaging,
48 IX  |         man who could think of~a woman. Rosina had one of those
49 IX  |        black look at the Italian woman, saying, 'Rosina?' and then,
50 IX  |      offence to her dignity as a woman, and to her~husband. But
51 IX  |    ominous roar, we could hear a woman's feeble scream. We all
52 IX  |     spent the night by the dying woman's pillow;~pulmonary consumption,
53 IX  |       that any one but the dying woman might have misunderstood
54 IX  |        fixedly at~her. The dying woman put her hand out a little
55 Add |    Clerks~ Pierrette~ A Study of Woman~ Scenes from a Courtesan'
56 Add | Commission in Lunacy~ A Study of Woman~ The Magic Skin~ The Secrets
57 Add |     Peasantry~ Ursule Mirouet~ A Woman of Thirty~ The Thirteen~
58 Add |      Thirteen~ Ursule Mirouet~ A Woman of Thirty~ Scenes from a