Chapter

 1     I|          know not where we are to find the Noah to save man and
 2     I|      attention. He was pleased to find the innkeeper rising to
 3     I|          come here where he would find nothing, so the verse is
 4     I|         stop because he could not find the word he wanted.~ ~"Give
 5     I|        Master Jock; why, we shall find out later on. The fun there
 6     I|           whatever company he may find himself. I have the pleasure
 7     I|         in regiments, and now you find me alive. A little aggravating
 8     I|                Au contraire, as I find my dear uncle alive, it
 9    II|           under the Directory, we find him attached as commissary
10    II|       trees without being able to find his destination. He would
11    II|       enter into my rights, and I find that some one has been before
12    II|          paragraphs you will also find[Pg 49] these words written, '
13    II|          position that you cannot find a single article in that
14    II|          another tale, and you'll find it will not doubt your word."~ ~"
15    II|    strictly. I admit that you may find the enumerated prohibitions
16    II|        Paris you would be able to find a lady capable of making
17   III|          sort of life that you'll find it a little difficult to
18   III|        the ladies blush when they find out who you were!"~ ~The
19   III|  legislative duties, he could not find it in his heart to part
20    IV|        without ever being able to find it. And he could not call
21    IV|           all the time, could not find words adequate to express
22    IV|        instinct, which makes them find their pride and joy in the
23    IV|      goodness knows whence, would find his daughters boisterously
24    IV|         was a little surprised to find Matilda appearing in finer
25    IV|           That is untrue. You can find out the real state of the
26    IV|       Messrs. Flesz and Huber, to find out how much his daughter
27    IV|         departed. He could scarce find the door by which he had
28     V|      always seeking his prey, may find his victim in the Church
29     V|          of a vice could possibly find admittance in her breast."~ ~"
30     V|          would have to be made to find him. She therefore humbly
31    VI|          good old people tried to find out the name of the unknown
32    VI|         Yes, but how were they to find out his name? Fanny herself
33    VI|       years without being able to find what I seek; for either
34   VII|      thereof, that his honour may find the examination a little
35   VII|            let us listen. You may find it a trifle tedious, perhaps,
36   VII|          late comers might easily find room.~ ~Every table bent
37   VII|         hearty wish that he might find his greatest joy therein.~ ~
38   VII|           circumstances men often find a great consolation in twirling
39  VIII|           loves me. Why cannot he find a better, more reliable
40  VIII|          as you like you will not find a better. He is no mere
41  VIII|            and it was possible to find one childish soul strong
42  VIII|          stretch out its hand and find power at the tips of its
43  VIII|         young maiden's heart, and find out how much therein was
44    IX|        she wanted to go. He would find his way to his house on
45    IX|          this[Pg 240] woman would find some one to love. Damnation!
46     X|           which of them she would find attractive, or which of
47     X|          end.~ ~How she longed to find among them some good-natured,
48     X|           how she longed, too, to find among them many a gentle
49     X|         oppressed and downtrodden find in her a secret protector;
50     X|       domestic life; and they all find in her a friend, a defender
51     X|          would not be possible to find on the whole face of the
52     X|           anybody else to try and find words; on the contrary,
53     X|         like to know what you can find to occupy yourself with,
54     X|      guessed that in me you would find a poor creature, who was
55    XI|         even as a clerk. You will find he will be a little stiff
56  XIII|        pleasant to Squire John to find that his wife knew his dogs
57  XIII|         as if he fancied he could find a shelter beside it, and
58  XIII|          white dogs, and tried to find a refuge more to the right.~ ~
59    XV|           much pleasure as you'll find at London, and as many illusions
60    XV|          many illusions as you'll find anywhere."~ ~"That's all
61    XV|           for you, for you cannot find it very amusing. You would
62    XV|       your family that the ladies find the gentlemen amiable even
63    XV|        blow my brains out. I must find out at any price something
64   XVI|           in order that she might find an excuse to release her
65   XVI|    promise, and not one could she find. Unfortunately, she was
66   XVI|         the other. Fanny began to find her position more and more
67   XVI|         Let us lay a wager that I find out what is the matter with
68  XVII|          pretty. Indeed, you will find much that is interesting
69  XVII|          her? What words could he find wherewith to comfort her?
70 XVIII|      Pitaval, 11 wherein you will find all sorts and kinds of tips
71 XVIII|       vengeance on me. But I will find out who he is, I will find
72 XVIII|        find out who he is, I will find out who it is if it be the
73   XIX|       wanted to say but could not find the right words, "talk away,
74    XX|           the snow it was easy to find his goal.~ ~A large white
75   XXI| possession of all my faculties. I find that the estates which God,