Chapter

 1 1|        a pack of cards in that heart of his." ~The stranger did
 2 1|       to some affection of the heart or lungs, while poets would
 3 1|    young face, and had wrung a heart which dissipation, study,
 4 1|    thoughts that lacerated his heart. ~Suddenly he thought that
 5 1|     the secrets of the wariest heart. ~The wisdom and the moral
 6 1|       a word, it is not in the heart which can be broken, or
 7 1|  nature of attraction, set the heart afire. It was like a thicket,
 8 1|         and suppose there is a heart there in that mud, not one
 9 1|       you, who wound your very heart, and you must say, 'Thank
10 1|       your dead hidden in your heart. . . ." ~A moment's consideration
11 2|           2. A Woman Without A Heart~After a moment's silence,
12 2|      fond of my father, and at heart he was right enough. Perhaps
13 2|    that bury themselves in the heart as the branding-iron enters
14 2|      the violent beating of my heart, but took out two twenty-franc
15 2|     away with an inexperienced heart, and fresh in mind. Like
16 2|       I found the tumult of my heart, my feelings, and my creeds
17 2|     proof against all tests, a heart to break, energy that shrank
18 2|    eyes to rest my own upon, a heart made for my heart, I lived
19 2|      upon, a heart made for my heart, I lived on in all the sufferings
20 2|       to expect to find in the heart of a vain, frivolous woman,
21 2|     should take pity on me, my heart held in store such gratitude
22 2|       is really a wife, one in heart, flesh, and bone, must follow
23 2|     that others had made in my heart. You alone will admire my '
24 2|     the sweet refinements of a heart that was opening itself
25 2|        over that sweet girlish heart to terrible misfortunes?
26 2|         in order to plunge her heart in our Styx of depravity
27 2|       moments that softened my heart. I sometimes saw her, the
28 2|  peristyle full of flowers. My heart beat and my color rose as
29 2|      to lay siege to Foedora's heart, in winter, and a bitter
30 2| determined to win Foedora. Her heart was my last ticket in the
31 2|      eyes, disclosed charms my heart had never known before;
32 2|    right,' I added, feeling my heart swell within me; 'how can
33 2|       woman with the untouched heart that might surrender at
34 2|            Yes,' she said, her heart beating like some wild bird'
35 2|  lasting. ~" 'Don't take it to heart so,' the mother said; 'stay
36 2|         a wealth of love in my heart, and my troubles were over.
37 2|       famous beauty made every heart beat, so close to me; an
38 2|    hearing every emotion of my heart translated into musical
39 2|     every emotion of the human heart in me - pride, ambition,
40 2|      that burned stirred in my heart. I tried to pull up a plank
41 2|        see as clearly into her heart as into my own. ~" 'Do you
42 2|       for revenge gnaws at the heart of a Corsican monk. This
43 2|    mocking jest. How often the heart protests against a lie on
44 2|      coaxing voice that set my heart beating. 'Will you not give
45 2|      harmony which reached the heart and stirred its pulses.
46 2|       in my veins rushed to my heart at this observation, but
47 2|       the need to pour out her heart, a craving that every human
48 2|       it was uttered, wrung my heart. By degrees she lay motionless.
49 2|    number. I could not deny my heart to the woman I saw before
50 2|       head upon the marble; my heart grew heavy, like a sponge
51 2|      yearned for her soul, her heart alone, and for nothing else.
52 2|      generous enthusiasm of my heart, my passion overflowed in
53 2|     life of close communion of heart and heart with you that
54 2|   close communion of heart and heart with you that have no heart.
55 2|    heart with you that have no heart. I know that now. If you
56 2|     look weighed heavily on my heart; Pauline was an embodiment
57 2|   aneurism hangs death in your heart by a thread. It will perhaps
58 2|     Only just now I lacked the heart to moralize about those
59 2|      door-bell rang through my heart; while it seemed to strike
60 3|     book, sir, to learn off by heart, with all my duties written
61 3|       to the depths of its own heart; or of a miser enjoying
62 3|      as deeply engraved on the heart of woman as in the minds
63 3|         for the beating of her heart was shaking her whole frame. ~"
64 3|      returned home with a full heart. ~"Jonathan," he said to
65 3|        you must love me and my heart besides, for there is so
66 3|        much love for you in my heart. You don't know? My father
67 3|        head of yours, and your heart is mine too; yes, that above
68 3|      yes, that above all, your heart - O wealth inexhaustible!
69 3|        give you my fortune, my heart, myself to-day, I do no
70 3|         Raphael exclaimed. "My heart is overwhelmed; I would
71 3|        great genius, with that heart of yours that I know so
72 3|        solemnly to his beating heart. ~"Death may come when it
73 3|       as much happiness in his heart as mortal man can know. ~
74 3|       with Pauline the life of heart and heart. Difficulties
75 3|  Pauline the life of heart and heart. Difficulties which it would
76 3|        for the distress in his heart. The fashionable world expels
77 3|   these welled up in Raphael's heart with the suddenness of poetic
78 3|       where the confidences of heart and heart can be exchanged.
79 3|       confidences of heart and heart can be exchanged. There
80 3|    will speed straight to your heart though I do not aim it at
81 3|    voice of his is tearing the heart out of me." ~"Say no more,
82 3|     his antagonist through the heart. He did not heed the young
83 3|         there surged up in his heart, all at once, one of those
84 3|       swelling passions in the heart. ~The old man belonged to
85 3|     like that. It goes to your heart. What a cursed complaint
86 3|   There is far more love in my heart for you than I have ever
87 3|         There is nothing in my heart but love. Angel of my life,
88 3|     vainly tried to pierce her heart, and now thought to find