Chapter

 1 I   |       are there openings of any kind in the walls which support
 2 II  |    innumerable thoughts of this kind perplexed his mind, the~
 3 IV  |  difficult to~contend against a kind of innate presumption in
 4 IV  |      which~suited well with the kind of life they led; a life
 5 IV  |      family arrangements of the kind. Two more~antipathetic dispositions
 6 V   |         from timidity; it was a kind of~modesty in him; he found
 7 VI  | fearlessness of his eyes, and a kind of fiery~vehemence expressed
 8 VI  |       for among them a vow is a kind of~contract made with Destiny
 9 VI  |         and love begins to be a~kind of religion with him, he
10 VI  |      was a presentiment of your kind visit (and no one can be
11 VI  |         host of motives of this kind, how explain why women are
12 VII |      not learned enough in this~kind of lore to see the snare
13 VII |     does not love me, he~is not kind to me, but I have duties
14 VII |          he lacked this precise kind which never~deserts an adept
15 VII |         women, fall a prey to a kind of~expert to whom the vulgar
16 VIII|  Antoinette,~doubt in love is a kind of death, is it not?"~ ~
17 VIII|        a man for whom he felt a kind of repulsion whenever~he
18 VIII|       Armand ingenuously made a kind of general report of his
19 VIII|        head-voice. We call that kind of~poor creature a Lais
20 VIII|         iron in the forge; that kind of heat lasts longer than
21 VIII|       made you a promise of any kind; and I should beg~you to
22 VIII|      suffer very much, and what kind of pain would he inflict?
23 VIII|        it. No decoration of any kind broke the grey~painted surface
24 VIII|      going to be so exceedingly kind as to~listen to me. You
25 VIII|      desire of vengeance of any kind. The cruellest~revenge of
26 IX  |        a~nervous crisis of some kind, of resistance"~ ~"Resistance?"
27 IX  |     When you cut me off from my kind, you make yourself~responsible
28 IX  |          It was a billet of the kind in which the~intellects
29 IX  |      the note. Julien, like his kind, was the victim~of love'
30 IX  |     loss for society. She was a kind woman. ~Her family will
31 IX  |     northern kinsfolk were most kind in every way"~ ~"Yes, to
32 X   |   received instructions of some kind. Afterwards she sent~for
33 X   |        a shudder caused by some kind of sudden dread, and once~
34 X   |       misfortunes of no ignoble~kind? Is there not a beauty of
35 X   |      which every nun takes as a~kind of motto for the beginning