Chapter

 1 III |  mind which must inevitably keep them apart?~ ~The position
 2 IV  |     is now bound to win and keep~exclusively. They must head
 3 IV  |     forces; how should they keep the position unless~they
 4 IV  |     left them as a class to keep up their~bitter pride. They
 5 VI  |  the artist that fain would keep it must~make untold efforts.~ ~
 6 VI  |     he was strong, he could keep mastery~over himself; but
 7 VII |   Sometimes from policy, to keep her hold on a man whose
 8 VII | quarrel, if it bade fair to keep the dispute on moral~grounds
 9 VII | ideologists. If you want to keep people from reasoning, you
10 VII | every moment, the better to keep your love, might serve you
11 VIII|  then~hit again. Strike and keep on striking as if you were
12 IX  |    a sound, to be forced to keep silence! One of the~countless
13 IX  |   of you without a husband? Keep well with your husband as~
14 IX  |    been~asking you to do to keep them all?--To manoeuvre
15 X   |    In my time a woman could keep her dignity~among her gallantries.
16 X   |  six weeks, like Lauzun, to~keep up his mistress's courage
17 X   |     is~your Duchess. Go on, keep it up!" he added, and gave
18 X   |    not think ill of~me if I keep a gleam of hope, and give
19 X   | brains out."~ ~"Pooh, pooh! Keep cool," said Ronquerolles. "