Chapter
1 I | loftiness of~feeling, and the fact that the old toper had himself
2 I | Sechard's attention to the~fact that he had never as yet
3 I | unexpected windfall. Taking this fact into consideration,~therefore,
4 I | handsomely; but, as a matter of fact, they~were adopting the
5 II | long that his son-in-law in~fact predeceased him), and Nais'
6 II | our absurdities spring, in fact, for the most part,~from
7 II | her circle. As~a matter of fact, when sensations appeal
8 II | And this was indeed the fact.~ ~The story of the first
9 III | mysterious shake of the head; in fact; the cleverest~practitioner
10 III | minds to it, and accept the fact~that great men had upholsterers
11 III | otherwise, but~intrusive fact too often gives the lie
12 IV | and~pigeon-holed YOU, in fact. Take advantage of your
13 IV | below the surface.~ ~"In fact," he went on, turning to
14 IV | in them. It is only, in fact, after a~good deal of experience
15 IV | gold~studs. His dress, in fact, was exaggerated, till he
16 IV | uneasiness; and, as a matter of~fact, since Mme. de Bargeton
17 IV | learning." The interesting fact circulated all over the
18 V | his wand; when silence, in fact, was~at last secured, Lucien
19 V | looked bored. As a matter of fact, those~who understand poetry
20 V | So he did as a matter of fact," said Zizine, "but his
21 V | flourish, but a statement of~fact, and added that the poems
22 V | quite another latitude,~in fact; we have left the North
23 V | in his great powers, in fact, but the world at large
24 VI | so suddenly~down to hard fact.~ ~Eve and David both thought
25 VI | David's real nature, in fact. His facile~character returned
26 VI | was sure~of the deplorable fact, in a corner of the drawing-room,
27 VI | called attention to the fact that whenever~he went with
28 VIII| his~departure would be, in fact, a convenience to the family.
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