Chapter

 1 I   | book-learning like you, but you keep this well in~mind, the life
 2 I   |         to--the Sechards should keep the~Liberal business. Sell
 3 I   |        sham~opposition coach to keep bona fide rivals out of
 4 II  |     formed a serried phalanx~to keep out intruders. Of modern
 5 II  |         of one, it is~better to keep them to ourselves. A sunset
 6 III |       swim with the current and keep his head~well above the
 7 III |    treated him like a child, to keep him near her; she made him
 8 IV  |   understand that a woman might keep silence~through pride, and
 9 V   |         I think, dear; I cannot keep my eyes open when any~one
10 V   |          perhaps,~between us to keep Lucien until success comes.
11 V   |          Worldly considerations keep us apart," said Eve, moved
12 V   |       perhaps get into debt. So keep my secret for me. Your sweet
13 VI  |         quality to me? They can keep their quality~for themselves,
14 VI  |         money to grease~you and keep you going. Nothing but a
15 VI  |   singularly well calculated to keep~desire unsatisfied and maintain
16 VII |         of you, like gentlemen. Keep the thing~quiet, and make
17 VIII|        nature than a failure to keep such~promises as these;
18 VIII|         said nothing.~ ~"Do not keep anything from me," he said
19 VIII|        effect, and asked him to keep the parcel~until Lucien