Chapter

  1 1  |          how to throb, even when a woman's dowry was the stake. A
  2 1  |            His hands, shapely as a woman's were not perfectly clean;
  3 1  |            a friend, for lack of a woman's consolation, in the midst
  4 1  |           at four o'clock, a young woman threw herself into the Seine
  5 1  |       yourself," said a ragged old woman, who grinned at him; "isn'
  6 1  |         brink of death met a young woman alighting from a showy carriage.
  7 1  |        leave-taking of love and of woman; but his final and strenuous
  8 1  |         felt by the slight-natured woman there; her color did not
  9 1  |            to Paris; like a pretty woman, the city has mysterious
 10 1  |           cap, left an old peasant woman in charge of the shop -
 11 1  |      comely plumpness of a peasant woman. He shivered at a snowstorm
 12 1  |          by the majesty with which woman is invested. There was a
 13 1  |   concentrate in one instant all a woman's powers of attraction in
 14 1  |      enough, Aquilina. As if every woman could not bewail some lover
 15 1  |          our brows, withers up the woman in us, and darkens the light
 16 1  |         all summed up." ~"Is not a woman hateful without virtue?"
 17 1  |           virtues you prescribe to woman. And that is not enough.
 18 1  |            drown yourself for some woman, or by way of a protest,
 19 1  |      professor, and as sleepy as a woman at her vespers." ~"You silly
 20 2  |                               2. A Woman Without A Heart~After a
 21 2  |            carriage, with a pretty woman by my side, playing the
 22 2  |         heart of a vain, frivolous woman, greedy for luxury and intoxicated
 23 2  |         born to love, to make some woman's happiness, and yet to
 24 2  |        oftentimes myself as much a woman as any of them; how should
 25 2  |        never been the lover of the woman I dreamed of possessing.
 26 2  |            a single type, and this woman I looked to meet in the
 27 2  |         intermittent fever, and no woman is anxious to share in its
 28 2  |          along with them. How is a woman, spoilt with praise, to
 29 2  |          for some insipid affected woman; all this disgusts an artist.
 30 2  |         caught a glimpse of an old woman's crooked angular profile
 31 2  |        Piombi of Venice), the poor woman had never been able to let
 32 2  |           kiss the soft hands of a woman with a fair face, a wealthy,
 33 2  |            a wealthy, well-dressed woman, who should some day say
 34 2  |        Benedictine brother, though woman was my one chimera, a chimera
 35 2  |       hours? She had the tact of a woman and the inventiveness of
 36 2  |           insolvent or to betray a woman is the same sort of thing.
 37 2  |         are free to break with the woman who sells herself, but not
 38 2  |         called civilization; but a woman in squalid poverty would
 39 2  |            painted silk, to find a woman there, who likewise shakes
 40 2  |         want to see once more that woman of mystery, but let it be
 41 2  |          is adventitious and least woman in woman. I have scorned
 42 2  |    adventitious and least woman in woman. I have scorned and reasoned
 43 2  |       myself, but all in vain. ~"A woman of rank with her subtle
 44 2  |         fallen in love with her. A woman must be wealthy to acquire
 45 2  |       house; she is the handsomest woman in Paris, and the most gracious!
 46 2  |         not the name, and even the woman herself, the symbol of all
 47 2  |        tinsel of its vanities. The woman brought before me all the
 48 2  |         Perhaps it was neither the woman nor the name, but my own
 49 2  | temptations of Paris; was not this woman the very incarnation of
 50 2  |           public life. ~"I found a woman of about twenty-two years
 51 2  |        devoted friends. Isn't that woman a puzzle?' ~"His words seemed
 52 2  |          the honor of amusing this woman; who asked me to come to
 53 2  |           studies and knowledge of woman to my aid, and minutely
 54 2  |    under-lip. She was not merely a woman, but a romance. The whole
 55 2  |    completely enraptured with this woman, dazzled by the luxury around
 56 2  |          so as to keep them all. A woman is a coquette so long as
 57 2  |  insensibly nearer and nearer to a woman, but has depths in it which
 58 2  |            downright idolatry of a woman with the love of knowledge.
 59 2  |            sight of a well-dressed woman about to cross the street,
 60 2  |            rather than by pride. A woman lays herself open to a rebuff
 61 2  |         But to be so tortured by a woman, who slaughters you with
 62 2  |           You are perhaps the only woman with whom I could discuss
 63 2  |        about my friendship. Many a woman would shut her door on you
 64 2  |         all the same; I loved this woman with the untouched heart
 65 2  |        surrender at any moment - a woman who daily disappointed the
 66 2  |           in the drawing-room of a woman of fashion with an unpresentable
 67 2  |           heartiness in the worthy woman's looks and tones, which,
 68 2  |            to a profoundly selfish woman; perhaps she may have taken
 69 2  |         sort of person, like every woman who can only feel pleasure
 70 2  |           am to marry - a charming woman, an Alsacienne, rather plump.
 71 2  |          this discreet, suspicious woman, who had never been heard
 72 2  |     Oriental luxury; as I saw this woman whose famous beauty made
 73 2  |           to me; an unapproachable woman who was talking and bringing
 74 2  |           by the reasoning of this woman of the world in which she
 75 2  |       credulous, Pauline!' ~" 'The woman whom you will love is going
 76 2  |           rich wife, a fashionable woman of rank; and now, alas!
 77 2  |            orris-root; so wholly a woman she was, with no touch of
 78 2  |     dreamed of. I would study this woman from a physical point of
 79 2  |          are seldom unemotional; a woman who could sing like that
 80 2  |          made one more puzzle in a woman mysterious enough before.
 81 2  |           lover! Here was a lonely woman, without friends or kin,
 82 2  |           not deny my heart to the woman I saw before me, with the
 83 2  |            Madame, those to whom a woman is merely a woman can always
 84 2  |           whom a woman is merely a woman can always purchase odalisques
 85 2  |      future is mine! I only lose a woman; you are losing a name and
 86 2  |                  Is there only one woman in the world?' she asked,
 87 2  |          from?' he asked. ~" 'That woman is killing me,' I answered; '
 88 2  |                  She is like every woman who is beyond our reach,'
 89 2  |        cannot possibly live with a woman who has six toes! It would
 90 2  |          has only to come across a woman who will not love him, or
 91 2  |            will not love him, or a woman who loves him too well,
 92 2  |            de Cluny when I heard a woman's light footstep behind
 93 2  |         sheath of a vestaholder; a woman's portrait lay yonder, torn
 94 3  |           and white, like a pretty woman's; he wore his fair hair,
 95 3  |     white-bearded man, a beautiful woman seated in an aureole above
 96 3  |         real affection against the woman's cold calculations, enduring
 97 3  |           engraved on the heart of woman as in the minds of kings.
 98 3  |           a phrase. As every other woman in the house looked by turns
 99 3  |        opening of the second act a woman took up her position not
100 3  |          began in every box, every woman equipped herself with an
101 3  |        give no special heed to any woman whatever; and the better
102 3  |           be unaware that a pretty woman sat there just behind him. ~
103 3  |        imposed upon it, sketched a woman for him in outlines of fire.
104 3  |         daintily simple costume. A woman's experienced eyes would
105 3  |         desperate thoughts, an old woman came out of the room within
106 3  |            lease. Ah, she's a kind woman all the same; she is no
107 3  |           give you up to any other woman." ~"I am free, my beloved." ~"
108 3  |               Really? It was not a woman who " ~"Pauline!" ~"Oh,
109 3  |      perhaps more of a girl than a woman, there was no alloy in the
110 3  |           went on, as she became a woman all at once, "to read Russian
111 3  |      ineffable bliss to behold the woman that you love, sleeping,
112 3  |        happiness to see a trusting woman, half-clad, but wrapped
113 3  |          there in that girdle; the woman that it used to protect
114 3  |           upon the outlines of the woman's form, upon youth and purity,
115 3  |         further on he saw a pretty woman, whose lively advances he
116 3  |             a piece of priest's or woman's craft. Was the duel a
117 3  |           themselves. ~Very soon a woman who seemed to be about thirty
118 3  |          afraid to live here, good woman?" ~"What should we be afraid
119 3  |            to death?" ~The peasant woman took him for a ghost, and
120 3  |        interpreted for him all the woman's forebodings, and filled
121 3  |           an officious pity in the woman, and in her husband a pity
122 3  |         pressure on is own hand, a woman's white, youthful arms were
123 Epi|          bring back again. It is a woman's face, her hair is blown
124 Epi|          the queen of illusions, a woman fleeting as a kiss, a woman
125 Epi|        woman fleeting as a kiss, a woman bright as lightning, issuing
126 Epi|         name! You have touched the woman's lips, and you are awakened
127 Epi|          held the hand of a pretty woman in his, went on board the