Chapter

 1 III  |         Baroness, and to feast her mind with the sins she had forbidden
 2 IV   |       variety of wood, who set his mind on making wheels with six
 3 IV   |            apartments, made up his mind in favor of the first floor
 4 VI   |          you leave this suppressed mind, so fresh and clear-seeing,~
 5 VII  |         Watteville in the frame of mind produced by her~curiosity.
 6 VII  |             had simply made up her mind to~get a closer view of
 7 VIII |            Leopold, if I change my mind and stay here to take charge
 8 XI   |   observations now recurred to his mind; he became~thoughtful after
 9 XIII |         Never disturb the peace of mind of that dear~man, as simple
10 XIII |          and Francesca were of one mind. And he was more and more~
11 XIV  |    delightful~letter, in which the mind indemnified itself for the
12 XV   |         courage, I have~made up my mind to do as you have done--
13 XV   |            twenty.~ ~"I made up my mind to go into politics solely,
14 XVI  |           tongue and accustomed my~mind to formulate its ideas in
15 XVII |               If I ever make up my mind to enter on a political
16 XVIII| surroundings has its~effect on the mind. What really tries and ages
17 XVIII|        which I can read~your noble mind! To admire your fingers
18 XIX  |          her part, had made up her mind, in her strong girl's head,~
19 XX   |           tell you what ruffles~my mind. Some difficulties have
20 XX   |            Rosalie had presence of mind enough to disguise her delight,
21 XX   |          You can then make up your mind;~but in your place I should
22 XX   |  afterwards. But just make up~your mind to promise your vote to
23 XXVI |          if you do not marry to my~mind you will get nothing out