Chapter

 1 1|            by Providence, who has set loathing on the threshold
 2 1|         been dissipation that had set its foul mark on the proud
 3 1|         in his cheeks, would have set them down to some affection
 4 1|        soul; what poems have been set aside; what moans and what
 5 1|           above the combat. If he set aside for a moment the burdens
 6 1|        while his lips displayed a set smile like a drunkard's.
 7 1|   marveled over the rebec that he set in the hands of some lady
 8 1|           Are not fearful poisons set up in the soul by a swift
 9 1|     figures like a poet; a naught set beside a seven by him produces
10 1|      sharp ring of his voice. ~He set the lamp upon a broken column,
11 1|          metal. ~The old merchant set the lamp back again upon
12 1|      everything else, that I have set my life. Moderation has
13 1|         without weariness; I have set my desires on nothing; I
14 1|   ingenuousness in his tones that set these writers, the hope
15 1|    because the consequent remorse set them off and lent a keen
16 1|         nothing left to do but to set their country ablaze, blow
17 1|        gold. Countless wax tapers set in handsome candelabra lit
18 1|      sweet scent of rare flowers, set in stands tastefully made
19 1|            now," said the man who set up for a critic, "there
20 1|      hundred of your bourgeoisie, set down on benches, will only
21 1|         politicians, the laws you set up are always to go before
22 1|           quenched, and the body, set free from its tyranny, gives
23 1|         and nature of attraction, set the heart afire. It was
24 1|           merchant to be ready to set out at dawn. They stood
25 1|       warm and vivid coloring was set off by the dead white of
26 1|          smile or vow, and I have set myself to make one long
27 1|           than the cry of Pyrrhus set betwixt good and evil, or
28 2|        long vainly desired, which set me a-dreaming of unutterable
29 2|      innocence and virtue. ~"If I set foot in a restaurant, I
30 2|      childhood I had been used to set a high value on the articles
31 2|         moulded my character, and set me, while still young, in
32 2|        young men of my own age, a set of swaggerers who held their
33 2|        admired the heroes of this set when they bragged about
34 2|        copper candle-sticks, were set in a row under each key.
35 2|          selfish voice heard, and set an iron barrier between
36 2|        desire. ~"How often have I set satin shoes on Pauline's
37 2|          shall be the jeweler who set the diamonds in your crown.
38 2|          is in Madame de Serizy's set, and visits Mesdames de
39 2|         and I could not just then set the treasures there acquired
40 2|    perfumed by the exotic flowers set in their stands. Another
41 2|           and all the more when I set forth my theories amusingly,
42 2|           suffering? You probably set some value on your dainty
43 2|        upon. I was bold enough to set this before her one evening;
44 2|           in a coaxing voice that set my heart beating. 'Will
45 2|           self,' I thought. ~"She set her foot on a bronze bar
46 2|        her who never wept? ~"As I set all my hopes on this last
47 2|         must die sooner than beg. Set your mind at rest, madame,'
48 2|            that each had power to set forth a whole life - like
49 2|               Do you think that I set such value on your beauty,
50 2|      lonely studies, or die. So I set myself tremendous tasks;
51 2|       promised my father never to set foot in a gaming-house.
52 2|       fortune is at stake, I will set my own affairs straight,
53 2|          drew her towards me, and set a kiss on that innocent
54 2|           of luck at ecarte might set him up with an outfit worthy
55 2|        without regrets; poems are set forth for you in a few brief
56 2|    languidly up to the mirrors to set their toilettes in order.
57 2|     servants quickly and adroitly set the furniture and everything
58 2|           said Emile. ~The hurrah set up by the jovial assembly
59 2|     Raphael dear, I should like a set of pearl ornaments!" Euphrasia
60 2|        thousand livres. Please to set about it at once." ~"Do
61 3|         attend to, that I am well set to work! He reads the newspapers,
62 3|       remarked a young man's eyes set in a mask of age, in the
63 3|       formerly been his wont, and set out on foot for his old
64 3|            It would be tedious to set down accurately the charming
65 3|         the like of which I never set eyes on. Drawing a bucket
66 3|          solids and fluids. If we set up the conditions by which
67 3|          in a shovel-shaped mass, set down the flower-pot at the
68 3|         hollowed stem that he had set in the clay, and at the
69 3|           the upright wooden pipe set in the clay. ~"That is quite
70 3|     Planchette, and together they set out for the Rue de la Sante -
71 3| intellectual labors - what did he set about, Horace?" he asked
72 3|        However, we are in time to set these conditions right.
73 3|     stomach that, by degrees, has set up nervous action in the
74 3|       portion of the great All is set within us to sustain the
75 3|            a hygienic regimen, to set your general condition right.
76 3|          his arms over his chest, set his back against the wall,
77 3|         leaving the place. I will set about having a house built
78 3|          the high value which she set upon her charms and perfections.
79 3|        French border, immediately set out for Auvergne, and reached
80 3|         entrance into its depths, set about by flowers and brambles,
81 3|           bird's-nest ingeniously set in a cranny of the rocks,
82 3|       prophesied a speedy end. He set out the next day for Paris,
83 3|          and the tables that were set out. A cheerful expression
84 3|       days? Or, on a rustic bench set in the sun and under the
85 3|         able to utter a sound, he set his teeth in Pauline's breast.