Chapter

  1 1  |             I think, this melancholy thought, "Yes, I can imagine that
  2 1  |            has neither eaten, slept, thought, nor lived, he has so smarted
  3 1  |        nothing to bring one reviving thought. There is not so much as
  4 1  |              arrival. Who would have thought it? The jaded elders, the
  5 1  |              smiled suddenly at some thought, and punted his heap of
  6 1  |           pleasures. Every bystander thought he saw a drama, the closing
  7 1  |     struggled against the oppressive thought of suicide, and his eyes
  8 1  |              prompted the delightful thought at night, "I looked rather
  9 1  |           has given to the part: the thought came at the sight of the
 10 1  |        sickened under all this human thought; felt bored by all this
 11 1  |              his heart. ~Suddenly he thought that an awful voice called
 12 1  |             of death shivered at the thought of the life led by this
 13 1  |           senses were obscured. Much thought had wearied his mind, and
 14 1  |           from his musings. His last thought had recalled his fate to
 15 1  | constitutional king." ~The young man thought that the older was in his
 16 1  |             in perpetual calm. In me Thought has destroyed Will, so that
 17 1  |         stamp all realities upon his thought, place the springs of happiness
 18 1  |         unspoiled by earthly stains. Thought is a key to all treasures;
 19 1  |           resolved my existence into thought and study," the stranger
 20 1  |              in which but now he had thought to fling himself, the old
 21 1  |               indicating Raphael. "I thought I heard some one call him
 22 1  |              forces called business, thought, money, and eloquence. Authority
 23 1  |          ready and rapid exchange of thought?" cried Bixiou in a deep,
 24 1  |             tried to arrest a single thought which might assure them
 25 1  |              of beauty. Sobered by a thought perhaps due to some emanation
 26 1  |              sarcastic Aquilina. ~"I thought you had more kindness for
 27 2  |               with the tasks that we thought so contemptible, but which
 28 2  |       escapade rose before me at the thought of the amount; joys that
 29 2  |               I was well punished, I thought, for having robbed my father.
 30 2  |        splendid of fortunes, and the thought of those tears has often
 31 2  |            and he had ruined me! The thought killed him. Towards the
 32 2  |             no pleasure in myself; I thought myself ugly, and was ashamed
 33 2  |           dance; given up my life in thought to one eternal caress, expressed
 34 2  |            candle-light, where every thought is expressed in conventional
 35 2  |       sequence of events that I once thought so unfortunate created the
 36 2  |              I felt, I believed, the thought within me that I must express,
 37 2  |           Oriental women whose whole thought is given to the study of
 38 2  |              of animation, life, and thought, wherein every one is worse
 39 2  |            fortune. I exulted at the thought of living on bread and milk,
 40 2  |          that I lived with one grand thought for a mistress, a dream,
 41 2  |             my all but inexpressible thought. By sheer contemplation
 42 2  |            haunted me like some evil thought, with which you seek to
 43 2  |        looking to your future when I thought of introducing you to her;
 44 2  |         menagerie; for some reason I thought that I had pleased her.
 45 2  |        excited, eager, and elated, I thought I understood the attraction
 46 2  |      expressed in human language, no thought reproducible in color, marble,
 47 2  |             and its expression. Some thought would often seem to glow
 48 2  |            admonition; and with that thought my pride ought to be satisfied.
 49 2  |      belonging to another; is it the thought of resigning your own will
 50 2  |            even bear our torments. I thought I would go to Rastignac
 51 2  |           shiver ran through me as I thought: ~" 'Will Foedora walk or
 52 2  |              face grown white. ~" 'I thought,' she faltered, 'that you
 53 2  |             not accustomed to read a thought in a movement. We instinctively
 54 2  |             be playing a part, and I thought her a consummate actress.
 55 2  |             She loved me, then! or I thought so at least, from the bland
 56 2  |   performance at the Funambules. ~"I thought of pawning the circlet of
 57 2  |        Gaudin was in a deep sleep, I thought, when I saw her quiet, sallow
 58 2  |       possible that she loves me?' I thought. 'Pauline,' I began. I went
 59 2  |           searching that she read my thought; her eyes fell, and I scrutinized
 60 2  |            mysterious life for me. I thought all at once of a book just
 61 2  |        shielded by some talisman,' I thought to myself as I went back, '
 62 2  |           one.' ~"I shuddered at the thought. Then I decided on a plan,
 63 2  |      curtains were disturbed, at the thought of the mischances consequent
 64 2  |            came for the last hat; he thought himself quite alone, looked
 65 2  |               If Foedora loved me, I thought, she would be sure to disguise
 66 2  |            This is her real self,' I thought. ~"She set her foot on a
 67 2  |           Mon Dieu!' that scrap of a thought which I understood not,
 68 2  |            the cruel tyranny of this thought, I hurried into the salon,
 69 2  |                If I do not speak,' I thought to myself, 'I must smash
 70 2  |      spending whole nights in pallid thought. I worked with difficulty,
 71 2  |            morbid brooded over every thought, a vague longing as dreadful
 72 2  |               and met Rastignac, who thought me changed and thinner. ~" '
 73 2  |           laughing. ~" 'I have often thought of it,' I replied; 'but
 74 2  |             but though sometimes the thought of a crime revives my spirits,
 75 2  |           light of the street lamp I thought I saw tears in Pauline's
 76 2  |           everywhere. You might have thought of a Neapolitan palace and
 77 2  |            for the wish. Perhaps the thought of Infinity dwells in these
 78 2  |           had I slept, or walked, or thought, or amused myself when I
 79 2  |           poem, during some train of thought, or while I was gaily breakfasting
 80 2  |            no longer. You might have thought of Death gloating over a
 81 2  |              life, many of the girls thought of other days and other
 82 3  |             young master, of whom he thought he had taken a final farewell;
 83 3  |              will be like that man," thought Raphael to himself. He wanted
 84 3  |            read Byron, he would have thought that he had come on a Manfred
 85 3  |               Never to know a kindly thought again, to love no more;
 86 3  |           something supernatural, he thought, in the scene he had passed
 87 3  |       already. Like all invalids, he thought of nothing but his own sufferings.
 88 3  |           her at last. The delicious thought, "I am the most beautiful,"
 89 3  |             the most beautiful," the thought that at all times had soothed
 90 3  |        breathed together and perhaps thought of one another. Finally,
 91 3  |             face, each with the same thought. ~"Pauline!" ~"M. Raphael!" ~
 92 3  |             and disappeared. Raphael thought of following Pauline, feared
 93 3  |           dare to believe in his own thought as he uttered it. ~He dressed
 94 3  |             went on. "I give no more thought to my father or my mother,
 95 3  |            sleep, I shall be here in thought. I shall imagine your dear
 96 3  |         plunged into his breast - he thought of the Magic Skin, and saw
 97 3  |            about things than I do, I thought I ought to bring it, and
 98 3  |   interchange of civilities, Raphael thought it necessary to pay M. Lavrille
 99 3  |        surety, lost in one continual thought, and always employed in
100 3  |           for a discovery; he had no thought either of reputation, of
101 3  |              could have lived thus," thought Raphael, as he recalled
102 3  |              Everything is movement, thought itself is a movement, upon
103 3  |             he said, following out a thought begun in his dream, "my
104 3  |            love that even now had no thought that was not for him alone,
105 3  |     languidly, that at times Raphael thought that their attention was
106 3  |              out his own life in it, thought by thought, day after day.
107 3  |           own life in it, thought by thought, day after day. He saw himself,
108 3  |             soon he shuddered at the thought of the power that came thus,
109 3  |            unanimous execrations. He thought to find a shelter, and went
110 3  |          helps the unhappy," Raphael thought, and sat himself down at
111 3  |              the other worn out with thought; the elder bore his age
112 3  |           free man; it suggested the thought that, had he been an Italian,
113 3  |               One profoundly selfish thought took possession of him,
114 3  |            yet lead to some definite thought at last. Who, in short,
115 3  |              cares, he was happy; he thought himself saved. ~One morning
116 3  |             him, in whose lap he had thought to find life once more,
117 3  |            sentence, or a half-burnt thought or word; he took a pleasure
118 3  |          shall die " ~The young girl thought that Valentin had grown
119 3  |            pierce her heart, and now thought to find a rapid death by
120 Epi|       Chateau d'Usse. You might have thought that La dame des belles