Chapter

 1  1,2|      touched Pascal's sensitive mind to the quick; he rose at
 2  1,2|    revolving the subject in his mind when he suddenly remembered
 3  1,2|     recollection he made up his mind. "I am going to Baron Trigault'
 4  2,3|         darted through Pascal's mind with the rapidity of lightning,
 5  2,5|      always thinking of you. My mind was at peace - I had perfect
 6  2,5|      fear or a doubt entered my mind, I told myself that the
 7  3,1|    thoughts flashed through his mind, and he was about to fly,
 8  3,1|       useless to distract one's mind with an incurable evil.
 9  3,3|         man who has made up his mind to accept the banter of
10  4,2|     being decided in this man's mind, that his whole future depended
11  4,2|    presented itself to Pascal's mind, and he had found an explanation
12  5,3|  lingered in the young fellow's mind. To use a familiar expression, "
13  5,5| conflict that was raging in his mind, between the hope that the
14  5,5|          I should be quieter in mind if I had your promise in
15  5,6|         Very well, then. Now my mind is at rest. It is scarcely
16  6,1|      had sufficient presence of mind to deny it," she murmured. "
17  6,2|       energies and benumbed her mind. Ruin seemed so inevitable
18  6,2|        blessing upon a tortured mind. On waking up, her first
19  6,2|     battling for mastery in his mind - anger, hatred, pity, and
20  6,3|        his usual habit when his mind was deeply exercised. "The
21  6,4|     seen him in such a frame of mind - since she had heard him
22  6,5|    grievously suffering both in mind and body, she arranged herself
23  7,2|       atrocious act entered his mind, but he drove it away. It
24  7,2|        restored his presence of mind. "Well, then," he replied,
25  7,3|   emotion was now spent and his mind had regained its usual indifference.
26  7,3|    dissatisfied, I tell them to mind their own business." ~ ~
27  7,4|       she discerned in Wilkie's mind appalled her. She now understood
28  7,7|   trembled like leaves, and his mind was no longer occupied with
29  8,4|        but you will change your mind. When one has never tasted
30  8,5|     anything else, and that her mind would be clearer on the
31  9,2|     situation with a prejudiced mind? Had the Fondeges really
32  9,2|   letter took possession of her mind; and so deeply was she occupied
33  9,2|       the others. Madame Leon's mind was occupied with the news
34  9,4|       inspiration illumined her mind, turning night into day,
35  9,6|       Mademoiselle Marguerite's mind. What was the danger hanging
36 10,2|     when evil thoughts enter my mind, and when I feel a thirst
37 10,2|         It's an odd name. Never mind - we'll get him out of this
38 10,4|        you may be quite easy in mind." ~"Very well; but now,
39 10,6|      loiter on the way. I don't mind paying your omnibus fare
40 10,6|     replied, "I have changed my mind. What! you'd only give me
41 11,3|         years before. ~Chupin's mind was so busily occupied with
42 11,4|        marrying you entered his mind." ~"Ah!" thought Chupin, "
43 12,1|    suspicions that had rent his mind, after listening to Madame
44 12,3|        his prosperous days? His mind was occupied with these
45 12,4|      scarcely been in his right mind the evening he received
46 13,1|         thought had entered his mind for the first time. "What
47 13,2|       Valorsay. And be careful, mind; for he is exceedingly shrewd.
48 13,3|      condemned to inaction, his mind had no doubt been assailed
49 13,4|      suffers fearful anguish of mind when he is guilty, for the
50 13,6|   flashed through the marquis's mind - "Oh!" thought he, "this
51 14,2|        this ungrateful frame of mind when a loud, almost savage,
52 15,3|        was not very clear in my mind, and I never suspected that
53 15,6|      interrupted him. "Set your mind at rest," said she. "You
54 16,4|      accorded with his state of mind that the marquis replied: "
55 16,4|      wouldn't be so tranquil in mind!" ~He stopped short for
56 17,3|       impressed on the porter's mind by the fact that the woman
57 17,4|         would have set Chupin's mind working if he had noticed
58 18,1|    impression produced upon her mind was so terrible that for
59 18,2|         charms of person and of mind? How would it be possible
60 18,2|        inspiration entering his mind, he continued: "A man does
61 18,3|    rapidly through Marguerite's mind. "You suppose that I am
62 18,3|        suddenly broken upon his mind. He made a movement as if
63 18,3|       but suddenly changing his mind, he bowed low before Mademoiselle
64 18,4|      crossed the pages, but her mind utterly refused to obey
65 18,4| evidently in a nervous state of mind, extremely restless and
66 18,5|    speedily flashed through his mind. It seemed to him that Providence
67 18,5|          and prematurely old in mind and body, and who yet still
68 19,5|         what was passing in the mind of the puritanical old lady,