Chapter

 1 Int |    Among them, each person may find himself represented, the
 2 Int |  eternal isolation, may we not find some relinquishing of his
 3 Int |      more closely and you will find it revealed in every page,
 4 Int |       theory, one is amazed to find in this great, clear writer
 5 Int |        true. The spring that I find just awakening here stirs
 6 II  |   having tacked a long time to find the buoys, guiding himself
 7 III |      on, my children, you will find me here in an hour.”~They
 8 III |       It must be delightful to find the traces of those peoples
 9 VI  |        they should all at once find themselves almost as much
10 VII |       for some time, trying to find some way out of the difficulty;
11 VII |        man, and we will go and find him, and he will have to
12 VII |     man. But we must certainly find out who it is, and then
13 VII |        not succeed. You try to find out so that we can compel
14 VII | something for you, and we will find you a husband.”~He would
15 VII |        and I will undertake to find her a husband, a good, steady
16 VIII|    baron was raging, but could find nothing to say. He finally
17 VIII|        favors, they can always find a way and can make it worth
18 IX  |       year. But Jeanne did not find it wearisome, as she was
19 IX  |      coming in abruptly, would find her weeping and would exclaim: “
20 IX  |      and weep. Where could one find a little rest and happiness?
21 X   |        Oh, if he only does not find them!”~But she could not
22 XII |       looked at him, trying to find some resemblance to her
23 XIII|   fresh inquiries. She did not find the square, and went into
24 XIII|        rational. She wished to find Poulet and know all about
25 XIII|   Sauvage, and as he could not find the young man, he had come