Chapter

  1 1|         pleasures of a gambler's life, cast a dull, indifferent
  2 1|       its wrinkles. He supported life on the glutinous soups at
  3 1|         closing scene of a noble life, in the fortunes of that
  4 1|        of an Englishman, to whom life can offer no new sensation,
  5 1|         revulsion came over him, life struggled against the oppressive
  6 1|     disregarded the greatness of life. He began his wanderings
  7 1|         an eclipse, just as that life of his would soon do also.
  8 1|       like a drunkard's. Had not life, or rather had not death,
  9 1|       the paraphernalia of daily life; porcelain tureens, Dresden
 10 1|        phlegmatic now as when in life, looked down pallid and
 11 1|      Imperial Rome were there in life, the bath was disclosed,
 12 1| numberless vicissitudes of human life. When the world at large
 13 1|       young man came back to the life of the individual. He impersonated
 14 1|        to details, rejecting the life of nations as a burden too
 15 1|          he beheld the primitive life of nature, the real modesty
 16 1|       blue. Thoughts of peaceful life swayed him; he devoted himself
 17 1|   research, longing for the easy life of the monk, devoid alike
 18 1|        so liberally with his own life and feelings, that the sound
 19 1|        to the borderland betwixt life and death, he walked as
 20 1|          shape, the dead come to life, the history of the world
 21 1|          us a pitiable moment of life. We ask ourselves the purpose
 22 1|      while to accept the pain of life in order that hereafter
 23 1|         stranger. The terrors of life had no power over a soul
 24 1|          his dreaming and waking life, the young man's judgment
 25 1|          a profound knowledge of life. There was no deceiving
 26 1|   shivered at the thought of the life led by this spirit, so solitary
 27 1|       every feature. The word of life had just been uttered by
 28 1|          to fear; it is not your life, but my own that is in question
 29 1|         For what blunder is your life forfeit?" ~"You must not
 30 1|      POSSESS ALL THINGS.~BUT THY LIFE IS MINE, FOR GOD HAS SO
 31 1|        DESIRES, ACCORDING~TO THE LIFE THAT IS IN THEE.~THIS IS
 32 1|          IS IN THEE.~THIS IS THY LIFE,~WITH EACH WISH I MUST SHRINK~
 33 1|   possible to stay the course of life? Has a man ever been known
 34 1|          not any one day of your life afford mysteries more absorbing?
 35 1|        the great secret of human life. By two instinctive processes
 36 1|          exhausts the springs of life within him. Two verbs cover
 37 1|         my good fortune and long life. To Will consumes us, and
 38 1|         else, that I have set my life. Moderation has kept mind
 39 1|         how glorious must be the life of a man who can stamp all
 40 1|  permitting them to prey upon my life, I dramatize and expand
 41 1|         that quicken the pace of life, for pain is perhaps but
 42 1|      Power?" ~"Very good then, a life of riotous excess for me!"
 43 1|       but at the expense of your life. The compass of your days,
 44 1|       night, and to lead a merry life a la Panurge, or to recline
 45 1|          passed our judgments on life while drunk, and taken men
 46 1|         morning, a conspirator's life is the only one I covet.
 47 1|       gorge rises at the anaemic life of our civilization and
 48 1|     Corsair, or for a smuggler's life. I should like to go to
 49 1|    country somewhere to lead the life of an animal, and " ~"And
 50 1|          in France. I feel as if life had begun anew here." ~"
 51 1|         know, the origins of his life, then this man got rid of
 52 1|      deaf; her glances might put life into the bones of the dead;
 53 1|        evil and of the storms of life, and fresh from some church
 54 1|         not what aspect of human life. She opposed to the vigorous
 55 1|  heartbeat. Society sanctions my life; does it not pay for my
 56 1|         long entertainment of my life." ~"But does not happiness
 57 1|          only so; one day of our life is worth ten years of a
 58 1|            You give yourself for life to some person you abominate;
 59 1|       she is compromised. A nice life! How far better to keep
 60 1|       pleasures and troubles, my life will consist of two separate
 61 1|         She has not hung her own life on a thread, nor tried to
 62 1|          is to be condemned to a life of pleasure, with your dead
 63 1|       picture of two theories of life so diametrically opposed.
 64 1|         and on the other hand, a life passed in the limbo of the
 65 2|          me to comprise my whole life in a single picture, where
 66 2|      sorrows. Seen from afar, my life appears to contract by some
 67 2|      first seventeen years of my life for fear of abusing a listener'
 68 2|        of others, I had lived my life at school or the lycee,
 69 2|        afresh. It was a pleasant life, with the tasks that we
 70 2|          depict the tedium of my life, it will be perhaps enough
 71 2|          you will understand the life whose curious scenes can
 72 2|        frightful pleasures of my life, one of those pleasures
 73 2|        the follies of my time of life. It was a license of the
 74 2|         year I led outwardly the life of a man of the world, but
 75 2|        conversation. Hitherto my life had been blameless, from
 76 2|        in the dance; given up my life in thought to one eternal
 77 2|         ready to barter my whole life for one single night. Well,
 78 2|       doubt, for that artificial life, led by candle-light, where
 79 2|       Let me pass sentence on my life," Raphael answered. "If
 80 2|        outward events of a man's life would only serve to make
 81 2|        of seven till my entry on life? The very neglect in which
 82 2|       difficulties and steeps of life were yet to face. My exuberant
 83 2|          worshiped her her whole life long. Later, my observations
 84 2|           I was ready to give my life once and for all, but I
 85 2|   wherever he leads, in whom her life, her strength, her pride,
 86 2|       stones, full of animation, life, and thought, wherein every
 87 2|         hundred francs must keep life in me for three years -
 88 2|        new birth. I imperiled my life in order to live. By reducing
 89 2|        fair future walks through life like an innocent person
 90 2|   apprehended perfectly the bare life of the cloister. When I
 91 2|       carry out this new plan of life, I looked for quarters in
 92 2|         the happiest solution of life. The tranquillity and peace
 93 2|         to have for me a kind of life in them, and to be humble
 94 2|          incidents of a solitary life, which escape those preoccupied
 95 2|             There ends that fair life of mine, the daily sacrifice,
 96 2|        read unintermittingly; my life was one long imposition,
 97 2|       the enjoyments of Parisian life. Though a glutton, I became
 98 2|          pond, I led a sedentary life with a pen in my fingers.
 99 2|         I wooed it! In short, my life has been a cruel contradiction,
100 2|    months of seclusion I led the life of poverty and solitude
101 2|        who leads an intellectual life must ever feel for the material
102 2|        was opening itself out to life, as some flower-cup opens
103 2|         beauty promised in early life was developing in the crescent
104 2|          maiden with the hues of life and the living voice was
105 2|      nights that are paid for by life? We hardly die, I think,
106 2|         the morning and comes to life again at night with the
107 2|          the uneventful studious life of which I have given you
108 2|        him a brief account of my life and hopes; he began to laugh,
109 2| knowledge of the world, the easy life his clever management procured
110 2|     condemn it for a "dissipated life." We need not stop to look
111 2|         a methodical policy. The life of a man who deliberately
112 2|         on the other hand, takes life as a serious game and sees
113 2|    desires, and the object of my life? ~"The name called up recollections
114 2|          the struggles of public life. ~"I found a woman of about
115 2|       the thousandth time in his life. As soon as the gathering
116 2|       written. How can the inner life and mystery that stirs in
117 2|         indefinable share in her life; if she felt ill, I suffered
118 2|        my soul hovered about her life like an insect above its
119 2|          have given ten years of life just then for a couple of
120 2|          her feet; she maimed my life and she blighted my future
121 2|        for them. I would give my life to serve my friends; but
122 2|    softly over the rough ways of life! What failure and deceit!
123 2|      commonest event of my daily life to which the countess had
124 2|     quick eyes seemed to read my life and my future. I thanked
125 2|         and may not take his own life. Love makes us almost sacred
126 2|          our own eyes; it is the life of another that we revere
127 2|        entirely in a comfortable life and in social pleasures;
128 2|         did I quit the blameless life in my garret? This world
129 2|       devoted eight years of his life to obtaining a footing in
130 2|         the future, rehearsed my life drama, and discounted love
131 2|        happiness. Ah, how stormy life can grow to be within the
132 2|         movement prompted by her life, I became aware of a check,
133 2|           arranged the events of life to my liking, and steeped
134 2|    bartered a couple of years of life for every hour she chose
135 2|          married. ~"The monastic life of study that I had led
136 2|      myself indispensable in her life, and necessary to her vanity
137 2|      into that precarious way of life which industriously hides
138 2|       voice to any poetry in her life; her soul was a desert. ~"
139 2|        certain to enter into her life. Wait till that moment comes!'
140 2| perplexities were the bane of my life. ~"We had once come out
141 2| understand a look. A young man's life is at the mercy of the strangest
142 2|         as I had laid already my life and my fate at her feet.
143 2|      squandered two months of my life for her, and I could not
144 2|        depths of this mysterious life for me. I thought all at
145 2|          a prey to a cancer? Her life is certainly an unnatural
146 2|        rose the notes; Foedora's life seemed to dilate within
147 2|          hours, and give up this life of dissipation. Does Justine
148 2|         said about curtains. ~" 'Life is very empty,' the countess
149 2|        fear or a regret? A whole life lay in that utterance, a
150 2|         lay in that utterance, a life of wealth or of penury;
151 2|         told her the story of my life, my love, my sacrifices,
152 2|          a scanty diet, reducing life to its simplest terms; he
153 2|   Spanish pauper, concealing the life of a beggar by his title,
154 2|    sacrifices, and described the life I led; heated not with wine,
155 2|       power to set forth a whole life - like echoes of the cries
156 2|         leave you to finish your life in peace. It would be a
157 2|   something higher; I wanted the life of close communion of heart
158 2|         be the inmost soul of my life, my guiding star! Then,
159 2|      pray as they did, I lived a life in the desert like theirs,
160 2|    killing me, I want to die. My life is intolerable.' ~" 'Is
161 2|          miserable in so short a life?' ~"I looked at Pauline
162 2|      would be preferable to this life, and I have carefully considered
163 2|       you disfigure yourself for life. Listen to me,' he went
164 2|     doing it, by struggling with life after this manner, I will
165 2|      begin an outrageous sort of life, we may come on some bit
166 2|          too well, and his whole life becomes a chaos. Prosperity
167 2|       led my scholar's temperate life, a life which would perhaps
168 2|      scholar's temperate life, a life which would perhaps have
169 2|    interpretation of the sort of life I was about to enter upon.
170 2|        individual, who leads the life of the senses and does not
171 2|        the picture it presented. Life was suddenly revealed there
172 2|     excitement, could renounce a life so attractive by reason
173 2|         of its contradictions; a life that afforded all the delights
174 2|           of so wide a theory of life, nor appreciate its normal
175 2|          us, creating a dramatic life within our life, and imperatively
176 2|         dramatic life within our life, and imperatively demanding
177 2|          so remote from ordinary life as theirs? ~"War, after
178 2|       love. ~"For men in private life, for a vegetating Mirabeau
179 2|        embraces the whole sum of life; it is something better
180 2|        the enjoyments with which life teems abundantly, at the
181 2|         counting-house or study, life is poured out in a boiling
182 2|         come to you with a whole life in each, and fresh pleasures
183 2|   personal history, images of my life! I could scarcely reproach
184 2|       yet, and full of vigor and life. ~"At my first debt all
185 2|      debt all my virtues came to life; slowly and despairingly
186 2|        to the scholar's tranquil life, it is true; I could have
187 2|          gained an experience of life, with my head filled with
188 2|     fathoming the miry depths of life, I only recognized the more
189 2|         incessant agitation of a life fraught with danger at every
190 2|      that attach a man to family life had been permanently broken
191 2|          death cast me back upon life again. I would have taken
192 2|        concern as any man with a life annuity. However, I at last
193 2|          your own dignity." ~"My life has been silent too long.
194 2|    complete. A picture of a foul life in the midst of luxury,
195 2|       squeezed all the fruits of life in her strong hands, till
196 2| Accustomed as they were to their life, many of the girls thought
197 2|       the retirement of domestic life. Just now a sweet smile
198 2|          illustration of his own life. ~Raphael looked thrice
199 2|      thirst, he must measure his life by the draughts he took
200 2|      cost him in the days of his life. He believed in the powers
201 2|          of the Breton peasant's life of mechanical labor, without
202 3|         by which the emotions of life were communicated to Raphael. ~"
203 3|       one whatever. 'Tis a funny life that he leads, M. Porriquet,
204 3|     understand. An inconciliable life. He rises every day at the
205 3|          me: ~" 'There is my own life - I am vergetating, my poor
206 3|       preoccupations of ordinary life. A man of genius forgets
207 3|       given up all the rights of life in order to live; he had
208 3|    Raphael to himself. He wanted life at any price, and so he
209 3|         price, and so he led the life of a machine in the midst
210 3|      France, but I have only one life. A man's life is worth more
211 3|      have only one life. A man's life is worth more than all the
212 3|       You have just shortened my life by ten years! Another blunder
213 3|         his angry eyes. ~"Oh, my life!" he cried, "that fair life
214 3|      life!" he cried, "that fair life of mine. Never to know a
215 3|             All the pleasures of life disport themselves round
216 3|       virtuous, and hard-working life to a close in folly! His
217 3|         hour of love has a whole life in it." ~The playgoers heard
218 3|        fair divinity. ~Raphael's life depended upon a covenant
219 3|    either of us now? There is my life - ah, that I can offer,
220 3|          this for the rest of my life, I think; happy and content." ~"
221 3|  purified me, so to speak. A new life seems about to begin for
222 3|    suggest it " ~"Are you not my life?" ~It would be tedious to
223 3|         and led with Pauline the life of heart and heart. Difficulties
224 3|        live on without you; your life is my life too. Lay your
225 3|     without you; your life is my life too. Lay your hand on my
226 3|          is boundless, but human life is very short, so that we
227 3|          are the preserver of my life," and Raphael took leave
228 3|      them off. Even now that his life was nearing its end, he
229 3| calculation. He was happy in his life spent on the watch for a
230 3|          of himself, and led the life of science for the sake
231 3|          back the spontaneity of life which makes infancy lovely.
232 3|         pronounce its decision - life or death. ~Valentin had
233 3|       pace, leading a dissipated life, no doubt, and you have
234 3|     informing principle in human life, a mysterious and inexplicable
235 3|        is the very seat of man's life, and if you diet the patient,
236 3|       with all the events of his life? ~"The vital principle,
237 3|       very essence and centre of life is attacked. The divine
238 3|         will, the inspiration of life, has ceased to regulate
239 3|         it, find out in what its life consists, and wherein its
240 3|          are destined for a long life, what a margin for errors
241 3|        hardly expect to save his life; so that " ~Raphael abruptly
242 3|          gave himself up to this life of sensations; he was steeping
243 3|          he followed out his own life in it, thought by thought,
244 3|       miniature which represents life more truly, because it is
245 3|         pure air that stimulates life in men of lymphatic constitution,
246 3|        for all the agitations of life. The place keeps the secrets
247 3|       their destined end. ~"Your life is in danger, sir; do not
248 3|        to see what another man's life had cost him. The talisman
249 3|  emotions, and of the vegetative life into which we sink so gladly
250 3|          his abode in it. There, life must needs be peaceful,
251 3|           and fruitful, like the life of a plant. ~Imagine for
252 3|         certain height the plant life ceased. Aloft in air the
253 3|          and carelessness of the life of primitive times, a happiness
254 3|    absolutely identical and idle life. The old man had adopted
255 3|         the real formula for the life of a human being, the only
256 3|       the only true and possible life, the life-ideal, was to
257 3|        some time or other in his life, watched the comings and
258 3|        short, has not led a lazy life, the life of childhood,
259 3|         not led a lazy life, the life of childhood, the life of
260 3|       the life of childhood, the life of the savage without his
261 3|          without his labor? This life without a care or a wish
262 3|       slip into the sanctuary of life. He succeeded in becoming
263 3|       had fancifully blended his life with the life of the crags;
264 3|        blended his life with the life of the crags; he had deliberately
265 3|         is a tonic - it quickens life and stimulates revenge;
266 3|       lap he had thought to find life once more, he saw no longer,
267 3|         nature, all astir with a life and gladness like that of
268 3|         to-night. The chances of life and death are evenly balanced
269 3|         sluggish forms of animal life that lurk in the depths
270 3|       not let you muddle away my life any longer. Miserable wretch!
271 3|         his genius was revealed. Life seemed to bloom on the quiet
272 3|      gate of dreams into a noble life. Was he a centenarian now?
273 3|      heart but love. Angel of my life, you have never been so
274 3|            fair image of my fair life, let us say good-bye?" ~"
275 3|       that represents my span of life. See here, this is all that
276 3|        the last effort of ebbing life, he broke down the door,