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 1 I    |         this relic of the civic life of the sixteenth~century
 2 II   |   relief to a superabundance of life, and the antiquity of the
 3 III  |         old enough to settle in~life, Guillaume regarded it as
 4 IV   |      Brought up to a commercial~life, accustomed to hear nothing
 5 V    | principles.~ ~As to their usual life, one remark will sufficiently
 6 V    |         the emptiness~of such a life. Her blue eyes would sometimes
 7 V    | inarticulate revelations of the life of passion,~which accounts
 8 V    |      silence, the modest way of life in this family, that to
 9 VII  |       elements, had pined for a life of~elegance! A sunbeam had
10 IX   | perpetual game, Joseph? That~is life, that is! I shall die in
11 XIII |         under which~they lived. Life did not hang heavy on the
12 XIII |    imagined that so exquisite a life could come to an end. Happy
13 XIV  |       view of~the situations of life, was a prey to intense grief.
14 XIV  |        who, at the end of their life, have enjoyed it so keenly
15 XIV  |      love was in itself a whole life, which only sorrow~could
16 XV   |     much sorrow as glory on her life.~Nothing was changed in
17 XV   |       however, started on a new life. Augustine's sister filled
18 XV   |       couple. They had accepted life as a commercial~enterprise,
19 XV   |       presentment of their past life, to~them so active and amusing.
20 XV   |         and the ideas which are life, startled~Augustine; she
21 XV   |        at the house of Lebas--a life of stir~without movement,
22 XV   |   trivial details of that alien~life, which to her seemed almost
23 XVI  |        hear of a man~settled in life, a well-behaved, quiet man
24 XVII |       bring into his uneventful~life, father Guillaume took up
25 XVII |       of passion. In short,~her life was a failure.~ ~One evening
26 XVIII|   finest man. His face, full of life and youth, but already expressive,~
27 XIX  |   things are, to fools, half of life; and in that matter~more
28 XIX  |         in dismay. "And this is life. It~is a warfare----"~ ~"
29 XIX  |       mistake in the~conduct of life! Augustine was like an Alpine
30 XIX  |  venture must decide her future life, she felt too keenly not
31 Add  |  Jean-Jerome-Severin~A Start in Life~Lost Illusions~A Distinguished