Chapter

 1 1|             where the rattle of coin brought his senses under the dazzling
 2 1|             pure and bright, and now brought low? Any doctor seeing the
 3 1|         attributed them to the havoc brought by the search for knowledge
 4 1|         features, over his brow, and brought a joyful light to his eyes
 5 1|            enchanting creation which brought back the happiness of his
 6 1|            All the wonders which had brought the known world before the
 7 1|    meditation or sleep overcame him, brought on by weariness or by the
 8 1|             charm of music; you were brought under the spell of memories
 9 1|               which, it is said, has brought everything to perfection!
10 1|             blood for. If Truth were brought into liquidation, we might
11 1|           will disappear in a people brought to a dead level by education." ~"
12 1|            now! Absolute freedom has brought about national suicides;
13 1|       clear-skinned peaches, oranges brought from Setubal by steamer,
14 1|            the misfortunes which had brought these women, once perhaps
15 1|             she poured into the cups brought by Aquilina, and began to
16 1|            surrounding disorder, and brought light films over the vision
17 2|           ten years' duration can be brought to memory to-day in some
18 2|             of power. The revolution brought a reverse of fortune, but
19 2|            The Restoration, while it brought back considerable property
20 2|              fashion emancipated me, brought me under a most galling
21 2|               You, dear Emile, alone brought soothing to the deep wounds
22 2|              grace had, in a manner, brought me there, did me many services
23 2|             if only Pauline could be brought up at Saint-Denis?' Her
24 2|             my frantic folly, memory brought Pauline before me, as it
25 2|            of Italy. My cruel memory brought her back athwart the dissipations
26 2|              never get published are brought out at her house; she is
27 2|              its vanities. The woman brought before me all the problems
28 2|          mentioned my modesty. I was brought in contact with scholars,
29 2|      decoration that some artist had brought to bear on a little modern
30 2|           complexion. Her brown hair brought out all the golden color
31 2|               Can love formerly have brought you suffering? You probably
32 2|             he went on, 'that I have brought you into a bad way. In spite
33 2|         dressed, and had his tilbury brought round. We went to the Cafe
34 2|       knocked gently at my door, and brought me - who could guess it? -
35 2|            that method and toil have brought him, at such crises of our
36 2|           hurt yourself! The man who brought the letter ' (she broke
37 2|       embroideries and cashmeres had brought into play every emotion
38 2|           was sorry that she had not brought a bouquet; I went in search
39 2|            demise. Tradespeople have brought the river into disrepute;
40 2|              crises supervened; each brought me keen and abundant pangs.
41 2|       windows. There they all stood, brought back to consciousness by
42 2|            this news of great wealth brought by the notary. ~This abrupt
43 2|          abrupt subservience of fate brought Raphael thoroughly to his
44 3|             some kind, or curiosity, brought the two old men together
45 3|       portions of his face, strongly brought out his natural feebleness
46 3|         artificial teeth. That laugh brought out, for Raphael's heated
47 3|           startled no doubt at being brought in contact with a stranger;
48 3|           come back. My goodness, he brought back thousands and thousands.
49 3|              childlike merriment had brought into her eyes. "Now, is
50 3|             am intruding, but I have brought you a curiosity the like
51 3|           think a traveler must have brought over one of these strange
52 3|          Quite unconsciously Raphael brought away with him from this
53 3|           the incroyable did when he brought some ladies to see Lalande
54 3|            which these phenomena are brought to pass, we can transport
55 3|       surface, a force equal to that brought into action in the vertical
56 3|              possessed by water, has brought the steam-engine into being.
57 3|              the case with every man brought face to face with an inconceivable
58 3|          that man possesses had been brought to bear upon it in vain -
59 3|           watch you sleeping that it brought tears to my eyes." ~"And
60 3|         points. Three of the doctors brought among them the complete
61 3|               among well-bred people brought together by chance, at least
62 3|             her mistress should have brought her here in a boat! Is not
63 3|             even the two postilions, brought thither by a cruel curiosity.
64 3|                everything was either brought into relief or made fairer
65 3|              The yapping of the dogs brought out a plump child, who stood
66 3|           besides," she said, as she brought the Marquis into the principal
67 3|               different combinations brought about by the same impulse,
68 3| death-warrant. Utterly disheartened, brought all at once to a sense of
69 3|               he felt cold. Jonathan brought him some letters; they were
70 3|              hour after another only brought confused pictures and appearances
71 3|           with its flickering light; brought his master, who had again