Chapter

 1 II  |            the choir from which no power on~earth can tear me. You
 2 II  |           the consciousness of her~power and dignity.~ ~"Do you know
 3 III |         its~organising and working power. It naturally follows that
 4 III |    Equality may be a RIGHT, but no power on earth~can convert it
 5 III |          always wish to~see money, power, and initiative in their
 6 III |            once the sign of a real~power, and their destruction so
 7 III |        destruction so soon as that power is lost. The~Faubourg Saint-Germain
 8 IV  |          on which the scutcheon of power is~blazoned; our modern
 9 IV  |          lead a people~without the power of command? And what is
10 IV  |           baton~without the innate power of the captain in the man
11 IV  |           and~fancied that all the power was in its hands. It inverted
12 IV  |           and quietly grasping the power, it allowed the bourgeoisie
13 IV  |           notion of their vanished power, that it was difficult to~
14 IV  |           backed up by the~central power, which in France seldom
15 IV  |           hour of danger. As their power~diminished, they grew less
16 IV  |        outward and visible sign of power. All these families~were
17 IV  |          for the responsibility of~power?" They were cast on the
18 IV  |            it became a question~of power. And if from the outset
19 IV  |          and a lover are proofs of power. And what~is power without
20 IV  |       proofs of power. And what~is power without recognition? Nothing.
21 IV  |           because~it is out of her power to be the happy queen of
22 VI  |       developing to the full~their power to do and feel.~ ~People
23 VI  |          than a dumb animal in the power of pitiless children. Physical~
24 VI  |          like a~man that knows his power, left him to lie there,
25 VI  |            be the consciousness of power. Her shape was graceful;
26 VI  |           most sacred and dreadful power. She was to be his~world,
27 VI  |        bashfulness of love. But no~power on earth could veil his
28 VI  |       desire--I wish it were in my power to cure the pain."~ ~"Permit
29 VII |           with such vivid~magnetic power?~ ~"Ah, if I were free,
30 VII |            I wield a more absolute power than~the Autocrat of all
31 VII |    temporal as well as a~spiritual power, stating her case better
32 VII |          within has the mysterious power of expanding as of contracting~
33 VII |            away, it was not~in his power to do it. In any sort of
34 VII |           of Dreux. Like the~royal power of those days, you won in
35 VII |      patiently for the sun to gain power, not doubting but~that he
36 VII |        above all other mortals, no power on earth can be so~haughty.~ ~"
37 VIII|        knew no bounds, and that no power on earth could~estrange
38 VIII|         came to his aid that rapid power of intuition~which passion
39 VIII|          would he get her into his power? Would he make her~suffer
40 VIII|           an acknowledgment of her power?~ ~"Nothing whatever, madame,"
41 VIII| humiliation. She was in this man's power;~and he would not abuse
42 VIII|         and he would not abuse his power. The eyes in which love
43 VIII|         eternity over which I have power. I am not God. Listen~carefully
44 VIII|           call. You have boundless~power over men: but remember that
45 VIII|         that you do or~say has any power now to move me. That is
46 VIII|          revenge when it is in our~power to take it. Perhaps I shall
47 IX  |       tomorrow, you may refuse. No power in earth or heaven~can insure
48 IX  |        ball? I have done all in my power to prevent any~scandal.
49 IX  |            curious to put~Armand's power to the test.  "Thrust a
50 IX  |        Langeais, rejoicing in~this power of speech, was glad to let
51 IX  |         brought on by the dreadful power which sets the~whole mind
52 IX  |           in ferment. Perhaps that power is only a disease,~though
53 IX  |          such phenomena of nervous power; at a later day~it is so
54 IX  |           head,~made of her a real power in the land. The whole Cabinet
55 X   |           friend, no, but no human~power will ever find me again
56 X   |        lost happiness and~vanished power; but the Duchesse de Langeais
57 X   |         that~she may weep and be a power for you still. Yes, you
58 X   |            given the right and the power to protect and watch~over
59 X   |   ministers, bankers, or any human~power, in fact, were all exhausted
60 X   |           but it was in the Pope's power to~dissolve Sister Theresa'
61 X   |            with all their~infernal power, could reach the foot of
62 X   |        attention, no strain on the power of listening. Intolerable~