Chapter

 1 1|       less pleasing thing in the world than a house of pleasure?
 2 1|       unrecognizable corpse to a world which had disregarded the
 3 1|          or beauty. So the outer world seemed to be in a plot to
 4 1| Sesostris. The beginnings of the world and the events of yesterday
 5 1|         facets, each depicting a world. After this first hazy idea
 6 1|         gradually up to an ideal world; he had attained to the
 7 1|     desert, and a solemn antique world. Fresh and joyous, a marble
 8 1|          of human life. When the world at large at last released
 9 1|   reached him as if from another world, or as the hum of Paris
10 1|         life, the history of the world is laid open before you.
11 1|      which had brought the known world before the young man's mind
12 1|     solitary and remote from our world; joyless, since he had no
13 1|        shed a light on the moral world. ~This was the strange spectacle
14 1|      sestertius from the ancient world, or one piastre from the
15 1|          Is there anybody in the world simple enough to believe
16 1|       Yet, I have seen the whole world. I have learned all languages,
17 1|         I have soared above this world, where my enjoyments have
18 1|         walked to and fro in the world as in a garden round about
19 1|        of conjuring up the whole world within your soul, compared
20 1|          over the parapet of the world to question the other spheres,
21 1|          brightness of the ideal world soothing to us, while the
22 1|          shadows of the physical world annoy? Is not knowledge
23 1|        endeavors to keep me in a world wherein existence is no
24 1|      beyond the confines of this world, by the car and four-winged
25 1|          and guests from another world? No, no, young madcap. You
26 1|     intellects which give to the world its Mirabeaus, Talleyrands,
27 1|      nothing more elastic in the world than your Providence." ~"
28 1|         in which the whole moral world revolves? Man believes that
29 1|          a poet, an intermediate world that separates us from the
30 1|        memorials of the material world had but just then been summed
31 1|         the abysses of the moral world, produces a sort of wisdom
32 2|        In the eyes of men of the world you are quite old enough
33 2|         the life of a man of the world, but enormous labors lay
34 2|        are young, and before the world has rubbed off the delicate
35 2|          must make my way in the world, where I was quite alone,
36 2|          to the exactions of the world, which humble the proudest
37 2|       before the decision of the world; but my distress was not
38 2|   distracted by contact with the world, as sheep that leave their
39 2|         while I plunged into the world of books and ideas, and
40 2|          view of society and the world, of our manners and customs,
41 2|           in fact, in my curious world became familiar to me. I
42 2|         Sudden descents into the world from the divine height of
43 2|          that resigns for me the world and all men in it! Truly
44 2|          between herself and the world awaken my vanity, a good
45 2|      accent and knowledge of the world, the easy life his clever
46 2|        goes on every day in this world? . . . Your work is completed'
47 2|      conventional glitter of the world, the upper world of Paris
48 2|          of the world, the upper world of Paris with its brilliant
49 2|         steam; that in the moral world nothing could resist its
50 2|         existing in an invisible world, and influencing our destinies;
51 2|       deal to learn in the moral world, or a lofty soul dwelt in
52 2|        to seek her in the spirit world, and would bow down to her
53 2|     glacial regions of the great world, true affection, unostentatious
54 2|          life in my garret? This world has aspects that are very
55 2|      little hand and foot in the world. Oh, if she would only say
56 2|         all the happiness in the world within me just then; and
57 2|   fortune and my position in the world, that is to say, the recognition
58 2|    secure kind of capital in the world. My future luck was hypothecated
59 2|         her real nature from the world; her trickery no longer
60 2|       day would be, alone in the world, with no one to whom she
61 2|   reasoning of this woman of the world in which she lived; and
62 2|     superficial gallantry in the world. But very soon she complained
63 2|     accepts such portions of the world as stronger spirits refuse.
64 2|      there only one woman in the world?' she asked, smiling. 'Why
65 2|         all the pleasures of the world contained in that hat. ~" '
66 2|      does he not walk in another world? Are not generals, ministers,
67 2|      victor and vanquished, in a world where everything is wonderful,
68 2|          I was launched into the world too early or too late. My
69 2|       ways as these. Was not the world rid of an Alexander, by
70 2|        for you.' ~"I charged the world at large with my revenge,
71 2|       have my revenge now on the world at large. I will not amuse
72 2|          presentiment. The whole world was his; he could have all
73 3|          between Raphael and the world at large. He was the absolute
74 3|        all the situations in the world. - Jonathan!" ~Jonathan
75 3|        all the Porriquets in the world were dying of hunger, what
76 3|          the barrier between the world and me." ~"Yes, my Lord
77 3|          would give up the whole world for you, I would be your
78 3|    Raphael, your love is all the world to me. Are your thoughts
79 3|    mother, or to anything in the world. Poor love, you don't know
80 3|        Every kind of duck in the world was represented, quacking,
81 3|         reputation, of the outer world, nor even of himself, and
82 3|          into the wild nocturnal world of German ballad poetry.
83 3|     decomposing all things - the world is a gas endowed with the
84 3|   natural, which, ever since the world began, has been the despair
85 3|         he inspired. This little world was obeying, unconsciously
86 3|       his heart. The fashionable world expels every suffering creature
87 3|         any germ of disease. The world holds suffering and misfortune
88 3|        by all the nations of the world; everywhere it makes for
89 3|           and kill it. The whole world, in accordance with its
90 3|          solitary attics. If the world tolerates misery of any
91 3|      ruined. That is the way the world shows its respect for the
92 3|      wrapped himself against the world in the cloak of his contempt. ~
93 3|      bluest drop of water in the world. From the summit of the
94 3|        and all the wisdom in the world, perhaps, consists in asking
95 3|     artificial, malicious little world. It was a paltry device,
96 3|       lever by which to move the world. Power leaves us just as
97 3|         in contact with a little world of people, who invariably
98 3|     existed no longer; the whole world had come to be within himself.
99 3|       himself. For the sick, the world begins at their pillow and