Chapter

 1 III | commonwealth, unless, indeed, experience is as~meaningless for political
 2 VII |  first love, but of her first experience of the~bliss of love. And
 3 VII |   time. He passed through the experience of terrible~reactions within
 4 VII | Montriveau had had but~little experience, was absolutely ignorant
 5 VIII|    gallantry, his success and experience were equally matters of~
 6 IX  |   women may pass through this~experience many times without dishonour,
 7 IX  |     only through the intimate experience of the bliss~which gives
 8 IX  |     passion in youth they~had experience of such phenomena of nervous
 9 IX  |     family will miss her; her experience and advice carried~weight.
10 X   |    teach the wisdom gained by experience, and~to make rash young
11 X   |    much as you can. I know by experience that, unless you~are locked