Chapter

 1 1  |         can imagine that a man may take to gambling when he sees
 2 1  |     harmony or chorus in which all take part, to which each instrument
 3 1  |        their feet slipping in it. ~Take a quiet peep at the arena.
 4 1  |            by Mieris; he seemed to take part in Salvator Rosa's
 5 1  |           DAYS.~WILT THOU HAVE ME? TAKE ME.~GOD WILL HEARKEN UNTO
 6 1  |            two causes of death may take - To Will and To have your
 7 1  |       fortunes in the time it will take to cross the width of the
 8 1  |           and willy-nilly you must take her prescribed endearments.
 9 1  |           the egotism of the great take the form of glory, just
10 1  |        hush!") In the first place, take an uncle, large and stout,
11 1  |           sun?" ~"Let us once more take a broad view of civilization,"
12 1  |           should not be in time to take it up? Come now, I am attending!
13 2  |           at night. He meant me to take my law studies seriously.
14 2  |           asked Emile. ~"The devil take you!" said Raphael. "How
15 2  |         treat beforehand, he would take me to Les Boufoons, or to
16 2  |         abominable business had to take the form of pretty speeches
17 2  |           spite of my readiness to take the semblance of interest
18 2  |           my thoughts, and I could take a forward place in the great
19 2  |      should they do otherwise than take my simplicity for cynicism,
20 2  |          poor. For her, who should take pity on me, my heart held
21 2  |         besides, the poor can only take to their beds to die. I
22 2  |          as I sat by the window to take the fresh air; while my
23 2  |          narrow window, they would take new colors, fade or shine,
24 2  |          about my work, seeming to take the greatest interest in
25 2  |        friend, there are women who take pleasure in piercing hearts,
26 2  | surroundings. Egoism leads them to take cheerful views, and fashion
27 2  |            went into their room to take the lamp, that Pauline tried
28 2  |          cream. Here, will you not take some?' ~"She pounced like
29 2  |          instruments; and you must take it. Pray accept it without
30 2  |     hesitation; I really could not take it with me on the journey
31 2  |        possibly lasting. ~" 'Don't take it to heart so,' the mother
32 2  |            to himself, and may not take his own life. Love makes
33 2  |     Montbauron. ~" 'I would sooner take ship for the Brazils, and
34 2  |                 How dense you are! Take the fifty crowns in the
35 2  |           The countess asked me to take her to the Luxembourg, and
36 2  |     pleasure to me even to see her take off her bonnet and shawl.
37 2  |         soon?' she said, seeing me take my hat. ~"She loved me,
38 2  |          my mistress. Then I would take Foedora's hand. I used to
39 2  |           to offer you this money. Take it, please, take it!' ~"
40 2  |            money. Take it, please, take it!' ~"She laid three crowns
41 2  |            may be in a position to take a cruel revenge; his talents
42 2  |      understood not, but must even take as my sole light, had suddenly
43 2  |         bid you farewell. - Do not take back your word,' I exclaimed,
44 2  |         understood me. I would not take upon me the airs of a coxcomb,
45 2  |          sense. Very soon I had to take my Memoirs in manuscript
46 2  |          toes increased. The devil take it; if we begin an outrageous
47 2  |            I pass a gambling-hell; take the money and go without
48 2  |                Victory! Now we can take our time about dying.' ~"
49 2  |    deprived of reason. ~"The devil take death!" he shouted, brandishing
50 2  |     calling out like this, I shall take you into the dining-room." ~"
51 2  |         critic. ~"Are you going to take a box at the Bouffons?" ~"
52 3  |            too white, no doubt, to take the preparation. Anxiety
53 3  |          and left the greenroom to take their places again. Raphael
54 3  |            kiss by which two souls take possession of each other. ~"
55 3  |              ah, that I can offer, take it." ~"Your love, Raphael,
56 3  |           my arm?" ~"I am going to take the key of this room away
57 3  |        said; "my father " ~"I will take you back to him," cried
58 3  |      galere," cried he. "The devil take all this nonsense." ~So
59 3  |       their marriage, which was to take place early in March. Each
60 3  |            the Supreme Being would take pleasure in torturing a
61 3  |            before his day, "Let us take care of our ass, if we wish
62 3  |          contrivance, sir; you can take it away," and the German
63 3  |            very daylight seemed to take delightful hues. Then he
64 3  |       youthful laughter, must even take flight, and live for us
65 3  |             recommend you to go to take the waters in Aix in Savoy;
66 3  |           feel their power, and to take revenge upon this incipient
67 3  |            he ought not to come to take the waters " ~"He will drive
68 3  |        women who are accustomed to take great care of themselves,
69 3  |   gentlewoman's gentlewoman should take a fancy to me," said he
70 3  |           before eight o'clock, to take their chances in running
71 3  |        last degree left for you to take," said Valentin; "study
72 3  |            Raphael must now either take to his bed or leave the
73 3  |        field where the duel was to take place; they were walking
74 3  |          retreat, he determined to take up his abode in it. There,
75 3  |        adorned their house, and to take no care of it, leaving to
76 3  |        what should thieves come to take from us here?" ~She designated
77 3  |           enough," said Raphael. ~"Take my arm, sir." ~"No." ~The
78 3  |       daily, at any rate, so as to take your food." ~"A few hours!"
79 3  |         the depths of forests, and take the form of vegetable refuse,
80 3  |            the shawl, and tried to take her in his arms. ~The dying
81 Epi|        evening, and if you like to take it so, she is Society." ~