Chapter

 1 1  |       himself. His present woes give the lie to his hopes; yet
 2 1  |   desperate gamester will often give the bystanders. How much
 3 1  |       money into three parts to give himself more chance." ~The
 4 1  |            Anything you like to give, monsieur; I will pray to
 5 1  |        gaze as eager as man can give, to receive in exchange
 6 1  |        antiquities, thinking to give a treat to his senses, and
 7 1  |   whitewash the public mind, to give fresh costumes to the actors,
 8 1  |       puissant intellects which give to the world its Mirabeaus,
 9 1  |      the sparking diamonds that give neither light nor heat.
10 1  |         good. Moreover, I would give all the speeches made for
11 1  |    young man gravely, trying to give some wine to his waistcoat. ~"
12 1  |           Shut up, you Turk!" ~"Give him some wine, and let that
13 1  |        such as God has made it. Give me millions, and I would
14 1  |       my own. I defy any man to give me the slightest uneasiness." ~"
15 1  |        Euphrasia answered. "You give yourself for life to some
16 2  |        to sit beside a sofa and give himself up to the sentimental
17 2  |  a-masquerading! I was ready to give my life once and for all,
18 2  | devotion which is not theirs to give; for them, love means the
19 2  |        breeze, - all this would give, to those who knew them
20 2  |     pain in her voice, 'I would give up the property and the
21 2  |         scarcity of specie will give you some idea of the value
22 2  |    witticism of hers, she would give me an inquiring glance,
23 2  |         but slight, I would not give you this warning, which
24 2  |      kindness for them. I would give my life to serve my friends;
25 2  |    banish me without needing to give me the reasons for your
26 2  |         so much as five sous to give to a shoeblack for removing
27 2  |     know enough, in a while, to give lessons myself, and then
28 2  |               Yes, but you must give me twenty-five louis as
29 2  |       ship for the Brazils, and give the Indians lessons in algebra,
30 2  |     then, if the trade will not give your aunt her due, some
31 2  |     about her, and will want to give a dozen francs to some little
32 2  |         looked at her I used to give myself up to the pleasure
33 2  |         she said, 'but she will give you a great deal of trouble.
34 2  |       no longer. I was ready to give credence just then to superstitious
35 2  |      that sort of thing.' ~" 'I give him credit for plenty of
36 2  |    heart beating. 'Will you not give me a few more minutes? Have
37 2  |         keep earlier hours, and give up this life of dissipation.
38 2  |         by myself; why should I give up my way of living, a selfish
39 2  |         there. Scum of society, give me your benediction! I am
40 2  |    Emile, I have riches, I will give you Havana cigars!" ~"I
41 2  |        of prosperity. So I will give you some Hava - na - cig " ~"
42 2  |      this Taillefer went out to give some orders. The women went
43 2  |        will have! What will you give me?" asked Aquilina. ~"Here'
44 2  |       gratitude in him, he will give me a couple of carriages
45 2  |     gravely; "very well, I will give you two months at most before
46 3  |      dresses himself. I have to give him his dressing-gown, and
47 3  |       bright radiance seemed to give him a glimpse of the heaven
48 3  |  hitherto kept sacred. He would give no special heed to any woman
49 3  |         soon as he lay in bed, "give me half a drop of laudanum
50 3  |    without number, that I would give all the wealth upon this
51 3  |     wife; but as it is, I would give up the whole world for you,
52 3  |      always. Why, Raphael, if I give you my fortune, my heart,
53 3  |        Pauline. "Oh, I will not give you up to any other woman." ~"
54 3  |      daughter!" she went on. "I give no more thought to my father
55 3  |      soon find out your secret. Give that to me," she went on,
56 3  |  degenerate race of donkeys can give no idea of the ass in his
57 3  |       there. What name shall we give to what has taken place,
58 3  |      test; if, furthermore, you give me the power of continually
59 3  |         bolts. ~"If you were to give seven rapid turns to that
60 3  |       Is no human power able to give me one more day of existence?" ~"
61 3  |         whatever! Come, we will give it a little fluoric acid
62 3  |     hours; but slumber seems to give them back the spontaneity
63 3  |   Brisset, as they entered, "to give you my own opinion at once.
64 3  | school-boys together. That will give you a society in miniature,
65 3  |    depressing way of living can give. What did it amount to?
66 3  |     deprecatory gesture, "and I give it in opposition to our
67 3  |         for it would be hard to give the palm to either in that
68 3  |       saloon, doing his best to give no one any advantage over
69 3  |    incessantly. ~"I am thirsty; give me some water " he said
70 3  |  assumed those misty tints that give to high mountains a dim
71 3  |         sleep and waking, which give to realities a fantastic
72 Epi|       by your own fireside, and give yourself up luxuriously