Chapter

  1 1  |   contributes his share. You would see there plenty of respectable
  2 1  |            him that was painful to see. Some sort of demon sparkled
  3 1  |     elbowed by men whom he did not see, hearing through all the
  4 1  |           He merely asked leave to see if the shop contained any
  5 1  |            vast field; and he must see perforce the dry bones of
  6 1  |            have smiled with him to see, against the earthen red
  7 1  |         third floor, and you shall see!" ~The stranger followed
  8 1  |      mysteriously. "If you wish to see the portrait, I will gladly
  9 1  |         caress. He could yet dimly see for a moment the shapes
 10 1  |          or by fame. ~"You wish to see Raphael's portrait of Jesus
 11 1  |        anxious old man. "I came to see your treasures to while
 12 1  |         the leather, so that I can see whether the letters are
 13 1  |           one ambition has been to see. Is not Sight in a manner
 14 1  |      longer possible for me Let me see now," he added, clutching
 15 1  |          exclaimed: ~"I shall soon see, sir, if any change comes
 16 1  |            scoffers who can either see excellence anywhere or nowhere,
 17 1  |            a very worthy man. Only see how the silver sparkles,
 18 1  |           You might have smiled to see men, light-hearted by nature,
 19 1  |           purple shade terrible to see, partook of the general
 20 1  |       burlesque melancholy, "I can see no halting-place between
 21 1  |          would a great deal sooner see a lover of mine in a trench
 22 2  |     masters at school. ~"I seem to see him before me at this moment.
 23 2  | twenty-franc pieces that I seem to see yet. The dates had been
 24 2  |            contemned love. ~"I can see now that my natural sincerity
 25 2  |            appears to lead them to see nothing but the weak points
 26 2  |            white arm. ~"I liked to see the short-lived plant-life
 27 2  |         sign to me that I must not see her. Ariel glided under
 28 2  |    daughter. ~"She always hoped to see her husband again. Her greatest
 29 2  |    crescent moon), and was glad to see her spend whole days indoors
 30 2  |            commands upon myself to see a sister only in Pauline.
 31 2  |    security of audacity. I want to see once more that woman of
 32 2  |          at what people think, but see the results. You work, you
 33 2  |            evening you shall go to see that queen of the moment -
 34 2  |           in me, 'You are going to see Foedora!' In vain I reasoned
 35 2  |          voice, 'that allows us to see this throne of love? She
 36 2  |        committed, I should like to see her at my feet all tears
 37 2  |            who asked me to come to see her when she left me; giving
 38 2  |          to have been, desiring to see the play she had wished
 39 2  |         the play she had wished to see. I had scarcely seated myself
 40 2  |            at her in silence. 'You see,' she went on, laughing, '
 41 2  |          of a week's sustenance to see her for a moment! To leave
 42 2  |        luxurious lives. Such women see things through a prism that
 43 2  |          it goes to you, can't you see? Now let us go to the Bois
 44 2  |      Boulogne,' he said; 'we shall see your countess there, and
 45 2  |    Luxembourg, and to go thence to see with her the Museum and
 46 2  |           a pleasure to me even to see her take off her bonnet
 47 2  |          love of self. I seemed to see her as she one day would
 48 2  |            some signs of a wish to see the floured face of the
 49 2  |       frank that I fancied I could see as clearly into her heart
 50 2  |           morning, Pauline came to see me. ~" 'Perhaps your ten
 51 2  |          Polycletus. ~"I seemed to see that monstrous creation,
 52 2  |        them, through which I could see. ~"I heard vague murmurs
 53 2  |          her then, as plainly as I see you at this moment. She
 54 2  |           without looking round to see whether I was observed. ~"
 55 2  |      five-franc piece that I might see you there. - Do you recollect
 56 2  |          to die at our feet, for I see corpses of that kind about
 57 2  |       Monsieur?' ~" 'I shall never see you again.' ~" 'I hope not,'
 58 2  |          wish that she might never see me again was expressed in
 59 2  |              you should go out and see your friends ' ~" 'Pauline,
 60 2  |        kiss. She fled. I would not see Madame Gaudin, hung my key
 61 2  |            still adore her, always see her through my potations,
 62 2  |          her through my potations, see her still when I was overcome
 63 2  |          with a start. ~"I used to see with indifference a banker'
 64 2  |           friends, I might look to see a gentleman enter in a coat
 65 2  |          an evil omen. I seemed to see the shade of my mother,
 66 2  |         the dining-room." ~"Do you see this skin? It is Solomon'
 67 2  |       circles round them seemed to see nothing; they were dull
 68 2  |       crime that knows no remorse (see L'Auberge Rouge). The picture
 69 3  |         matter with my master. You see, there are not a couple
 70 3  |           kind! My lord refused to see any one whatever. 'Tis a
 71 3  |            am the only person, you see, that may enter his room.
 72 3  |          you understand? I have to see that he always has the same
 73 3  |          whip in hand, just as you see him out there. In the evening,
 74 3  |          he is always reading, you see - it is a notion he has.
 75 3  |            everything else, and to see that he wants nothing. He
 76 3  |        been sleeping. I will go to see him, dear lad; I may perhaps
 77 3  |          expression was painful to see. Some would have read despair
 78 3  |            he was about to wish to see him safely outside, he promptly
 79 3  |          you suggest that I should see M. Porriquet?" and he pointed
 80 3  |           But if you don't wish to see pretty women, how will you
 81 3  |          attention to him. ~Do you see that splendid equipage,
 82 3  |           this grotesque object to see it better, half-closing
 83 3  |          delighted him; he did not see the scornful smiles, nor
 84 3  |        yesterday. You will come to see him to-morrow, will you
 85 3  |         you," she said. "I want to see your own room and your study,
 86 3  |        slipper. It was pleasant to see her in this negligent dress;
 87 3  |        harmless creature. - Let us see the learned about it." ~
 88 3  |         naturalist that chanced to see them. ~"That is M. Lavrille,"
 89 3  |           of the pond. ~"There you see the cravatted swan, a poor
 90 3  |       think it is," he added. "You see, my dear sir, that we are
 91 3  |          where the shepherds could see the onager springing from
 92 3  |            if you, sir, will go to see Planchette," he added, "
 93 3  |            mother? You must go and see my wife." ~"And I also could
 94 3  |          he brought some ladies to see Lalande just after an eclipse,
 95 3  |          upon a single fact. ~"You see this ball," he went on; "
 96 3  |         contracting as a zero. You see the amount of surface presented
 97 3  |           to compress it." ~"Let's see! let's have a look at it!"
 98 3  |         indescribable happiness to see a trusting woman, half-clad,
 99 3  |         midst of dishevelment - to see admiringly her scattered
100 3  |          trying not to let Raphael see the dreadful forebodings
101 3  |          and positive science, who see in man a complete individual,
102 3  |          closed his eyes, so as to see no more. A black curtain
103 3  |          that mild sarcasm, not to see that the little man had
104 3  |           sought the Magic Skin to see what another man's life
105 3  |           grandfather. Such as you see him, he is a hundred and
106 3  |          some peak whence he could see a vast expanse of distant
107 3  |         the rocks, whence he could see the narrow path along which
108 3  |           your grave be? I want to see you as old as father there,
109 3  |           the ashes allowed him to see the beginning of a sentence,
110 3  |          shall die. Do you want to see me die?" ~"Die?" she echoed. "
111 3  |        represents my span of life. See here, this is all that remains
112 Epi|           she dies, you will never see her any more. Farewell,
113 Epi|             Pauline?" ~"You do not see, then? I will begin again.