Chapter

 1 I   |          to the purpose of their existence. Buried~away in the loneliest
 2 III |          is the~condition of its existence, it ceases to be a force,
 3 III |      been easy to perpetuate its~existence, and therefore was brought
 4 IV  |          petty workaday gains of~existence; the leisure; the higher
 5 IV  |          theirs so long as~their existence is based upon real estate,
 6 IV  |        continue to justify their existence. There~is a sort of moral
 7 IV  | proposition which called it into existence. And~instead of flinging
 8 IV  |          take the chief place in existence. There~was a certain intrinsic
 9 IV  |         at the roots of national existence. What~was there in the Faubourg
10 IV  |       their part in the national existence,~and to win recognition
11 VI  |        own thirty-seven years of existence; had he not thirty-seven~
12 VIII|        emptiness of his~previous existence? There was a terrible storm
13 IX  |        So, since love comes~into existence only through the intimate
14 IX  |          giving~to them a second existence, so that we cling as closely
15 IX  |          that they deny the very existence~of the luxuriant ecstasy--
16 IX  |     tastes are conditions of our existence."~ ~"I am of your opinion,"