Chapter

 1 I   |         for anything; for a very long time she had not ventured
 2 I   |           They all looked round. Long and low in the water, with
 3 I   |         Rosemilly replied with a long sigh, which, however, had
 4 I   |         decent remark, but after long meditation he could only
 5 I   |     forgotten that she had heard long ago, and of which she was
 6 II  |         twin Cyclops, shot their long and powerful beams across
 7 II  |    attributed great depth to his long spells of silence.~A simple
 8 III |   parents in difficulties by his long delay in deciding on a profession,
 9 III |       gardens; and he remained a long time on a bench, without
10 III |      have taken a carriage for a long drive in the country, along
11 III |          fair little things with long hair, and they were making
12 IV  |      Jean Bart?”~“To be sure, as long as you like.”~He bought
13 IV  |         chest, which rose with a long sigh to drink it in, and
14 IV  |          to the editors.~After a long silence Marowsko asked whether
15 IV  |          made for the jetty with long steps, thinking no more
16 V   |          must have tortured her, long ago in the earlier days,
17 V   |     drank, without a tumbler, in long pulls like a runner who
18 V   |       characteristic.~He thought long, but could remember nothing;
19 V   |        not to bed again.~Day was long in coming. The hours struck
20 V   |      Without doubt she had for a long time been on the watch for
21 V   |          clearly now that it was long, long before they left Paris
22 V   |    clearly now that it was long, long before they left Paris that
23 V   |     outside the bathing huts, in long rows by the margin of the
24 V   |         come upon him during his long nap. Now he was eager to
25 V   |        wrath of a man who, after long being blind, at last discovers
26 V   |     absence which Pierre thought long, though she was not away
27 VI  |    wooden frame, at the end of a long pole. Alphonsine, still
28 VI  |     water while they watched the long feelers of the shrimps lurking
29 VI  |        ancient landslip. On this long shelf of brushwood and grass,
30 VI  |          ocean, sheltered by the long white wall of the overhanging
31 VI  |      rocks, which stretched in a long and flat expanse covered
32 VI  |          a deeper rift, in which long slender weeds, fantastically
33 VI  |         the creature, waving its long whiskers, gently retired
34 VI  |      them up by the tip of their long whiskers she dropped them
35 VI  |        peace. I have loved you a long time. To-day you have intoxicated
36 VI  |          there they talked for a long time of this marriage on
37 VI  |        sleeping; and then came a long dinner washed down with
38 VII |         very jaded this evening. Long excursions do not improve
39 VII |     rebellion choked down for so long past, all his unspoken despair
40 VII |      keenly:~“I have known for a long time that you were jealous
41 VII |         your tongue!”~“No! For a long time I have been wanting
42 VII |    kissed her eyes, slowly, with long heart-broken kisses, wet
43 VII |      yesterday, mind you, but of long, long years. But you could
44 VII |           mind you, but of long, long years. But you could never
45 VII |        in the world to me for so long! Listen, my boy, before
46 VII |        But he had to argue for a long time, combating her scared,
47 VIII| anxieties which made his brother long to be moving, and to flee
48 VIII|        with her elder son. For a long time he sat meditating,
49 VIII|     recommendation.”~There was a long pause; then the doctor began
50 VIII|         well laid out, will go a long way. What do you think of
51 VIII|        himself to be unhappy for long.~“You will write to-day?”
52 VIII|            And she thought for a long time, her head bent, accommodating
53 VIII|   utterance to the conclusion of long and secret meditations,
54 VIII|          the vague notion he had long since conceived, of that
55 VIII|    feared, it was because he had long been unconsciously chafing
56 VIII|        Mme. Roland, kissed her a long time as a child of her own
57 IX  |           They talked together a long time.~In the hollow depths
58 IX  |          the first time for very long, and in the depths of her
59 IX  |       his berth—a little crib as long and narrow as a coffin.
60 IX  |         his eyes wide open for a long time, thinking over all
61 IX  |         endless perspective, the long tables, flanked by pivot-seats
62 IX  |       violent shocks, and took a long time explaining the fastening.
63 IX  |         has this engagement been long in the wind?”~“Oh, no, only