Chapter

 1 1|            game!" as the young man came in. The silence seemed to
 2 1|  officially. A dumb sort of rattle came from the Italian's throat
 3 1|        green thickets, a revulsion came over him, life struggled
 4 1|        seeking to kill time. As he came down the steps at the end
 5 1|            on view. When the shops came to an end, he reviewed the
 6 1|     various empires, the young man came back to the life of the
 7 1|           to the part: the thought came at the sight of the mother-of-pearl
 8 1|            a poem of Byron's; then came classic bas-reliefs, finely-cut
 9 1|            and enthusiasm died. He came upon a Madonna by Raphael,
10 1|            the anxious old man. "I came to see your treasures to
11 1|          die by halves? Before you came here, you had made up your
12 1|       noise enough for two. A time came when the footmen smiled,
13 1|      physiologists in human faces, came out in gestures and behavior.
14 1|           all their wiles, and now came like a troupe of Oriental
15 1|            Bold and ardent glances came from under the long eyelashes;
16 1|              She has never loved," came in the deep tones of Aquilina'
17 2|    despotism as a monarch's till I came of age. To depict the tedium
18 2|            drawing-rooms, I always came back as awkward as ever,
19 2|          of fashionable society, I came away with an inexperienced
20 2|           My exuberant self-esteem came to my aid; I had that intense
21 2|           became familiar to me. I came to love this prison of my
22 2|     mistress of the house rose and came to me. She seemed to be
23 2|       peculiarly mine, I very soon came to terms with my landlady,
24 2|          news of her husband. Then came the disasters of 1814 and
25 2|          simplicity. In this way I came to have some hours of recreation.
26 2|            practised on it. When I came home, Pauline would be in
27 2|           days of December 1829, I came across Rastignac, who, in
28 2|            sight of Rastignac, and came towards us with a gracious
29 2|      mistress of the house, as she came and went, sat and chatted,
30 2|      encased in triple brass. They came, no doubt, to find in her
31 2|           and Louis Quatorze salon came before my eyes. I saw the
32 2|         about me, my good fellow!' came from me in the hard voice
33 2|             she said at last, as I came to a temporary standstill,
34 2|     feelings of their hearts. As I came up to Pauline, she looked
35 2|          no money till the evening came. How dearly a poet pays
36 2|            the Luxembourg; when we came out, some drops fell from
37 2|            alone for a little, and came back, charming, with her
38 2|          the next morning, Pauline came to see me. ~" 'Perhaps your
39 2|       degrees. One man and another came for his hat from the countess'
40 2|          An old wooer of Foedora's came for the last hat; he thought
41 2|            Yet the faded look that came over her beautiful face,
42 2|            been I cannot tell; she came in by a secret staircase.
43 2|        might make; but, luckily, I came upon a secret door leading
44 2|         fair hopes; and such words came to me, by love's inspiration,
45 2|         with double-napoleons, and came down to the smaller coins,
46 2|          abundant pangs. The first came a few days after I had flung
47 2|           short dates, and the day came when they must be met. Painful
48 2|          first debt all my virtues came to life; slowly and despairingly
49 2| doppelganger in a German tale, and came to myself with a start. ~"
50 2|            in advance. One of them came one morning to ask me to
51 2|           happened. ~"A speculator came, offering to buy the island
52 2|      weighed upon them. ~A servant came in to throw back the shutters
53 2|       chorus of wretched jokes. "I came here on serious business.
54 3|  subordinate in the Civil Service, came out of the vestibule and
55 3|        should happen that his coat came to grief (a mere supposition),
56 3|          Sulpice he was paying, he came less on his own account
57 3|       ostrich feathers or her hair came in contact with Raphael'
58 3|   desperate thoughts, an old woman came out of the room within and
59 3|           a few moments the lovers came to Valentin's abode. ~"How
60 3|      absolutely one. The more they came to know of each other, the
61 3|        from the bed. A nightingale came to perch upon the sill;
62 3|           horrible fit of coughing came on, one of those deep ominous
63 3|            their words at any rate came so seldom and so languidly,
64 3|         The four doctors very soon came out of the study; Horace
65 3|            a servant, and, when he came, curtly bade him: ~"Open
66 3|        could do without him. ~Pity came over him, first of all,
67 3|          thought of the power that came thus, at will, and flung
68 3|         speeches to her; but as he came towards her, she turned
69 3|            day the resident doctor came to call upon him, and took
70 3|          countess, for if she ever came to know that I had warned
71 3|         wonderful? Those two women came into Savoy to sleep like
72 3|           the matter of the wager, came up to pay closer attention
73 3|      material force at their back, came out of the billiard-room. ~"
74 3|     gentlemen." ~The young men all came out of the billiard-room
75 3|         road, by which the man who came off victorious could reach
76 3|            springs of Mont Dore he came again in contact with a
77 3|          who stood agape, and next came a white-haired old man of
78 3|          the door, spinning as she came. She was an Auvergnate,
79 3|           the first time. Jonathan came to inquire after him daily,
80 3|          he told Jonathan. ~Horace came and found Raphael in bed. ~"
81 3|            to me " ~A dreadful cry came from the girl's throat,