Chapter

 1 I    |    mental aberration when it is set on small things. The Baron~
 2 IV   |      every~variety of wood, who set his mind on making wheels
 3 IV   |       aiming at, all neckcloths~set, and by dint of pots of
 4 VI   | University of France~long since set itself the task of having
 5 VI   |         fine~eyes. All this she set her heart on, but how could
 6 VI   |        persuading her father to set to work on~some twisted
 7 VII  |         this new desire Rosalie set the stitches of her~worsted-work
 8 VIII |       tour through Switzerland, set out from Lucerne one fine
 9 IX   |        he watched~Leopold as he set out, moved by the spirit
10 X    |        friend out of danger, he set~out for France with a power
11 XII  |        with bright eyes, a full set of white~teeth, a face like
12 XIII |        remain at Gersau, and~he set out for Vevay by the longest
13 XIV  |       scathing irony, and which set Rodolphe's pulses throbbing.
14 XIV  |         sanctified by his love, set to~work. First he longed
15 XVI  |      there that~I determined to set up my flag, thinking, and
16 XVI  |          time, I chose a little set~of rooms looking out over
17 XVIII|     while you shine like a star set too~high for man to reach
18 XVIII|         first~acquaintance thus set down? Alas! even while disguising
19 XXII |        alarmed by this success, set to work to count the~Ministerial
20 XXV  |     half-past seven, the lawyer set out, leaving Jerome with
21 XXVI |       that two servants at once set out on horseback: one to~