Chapter

 1 1  |     greasy to the height of your head, there is nothing to bring
 2 1  |     Barry, with a star above her head, naked, and surrounded by
 3 1  |      might of Arabic spells, the head of Cicero evoked memories
 4 1  |  answering lights. He raised his head and saw a skeleton dimly
 5 1  |         which closely fitted his head and made a formal setting
 6 1  |         marrow of his bones. The head of the Saviour of mankind
 7 1  |       heightened the wonder; the head seemed at times to flicker
 8 1  |          a smile as he shook his head. ~"Perhaps your father has
 9 1  |        man. ~The other shook his head and said soberly: ~"I don'
10 1  |          I have not wasted, this head of mine is even better furnished
11 1  |       walk over everybody else's head." ~As he spoke, he jestingly
12 1  |       flourished above Raphael's head, Emile outlined a crown
13 1  |          considers a landowner's head a sacrifice!" said a young
14 1  |       other, with a shake of the head. ~"Then he wouldn't be an
15 1  |       chair, and mutely hung his head. ~"Would it not have been
16 2  |          erased, and Bonaparte's head simpered upon them. After
17 2  |     little man, heaping upon his head more prayers and vows than
18 2  |      francs himself. I raised my head in triumph upon the players.
19 2  |         time past my father, the head of a historic family remembered
20 2  |   pedestal, weave crowns for his head, and have complaisant mistresses.
21 2  |       and carry a diamond in the head of their cane, and dine
22 2  |      perhaps by the line between head and body: the one, the head
23 2  |      head and body: the one, the head alone, seemed to be susceptible,
24 2  |   relapsed into truth, I lost my head, and fell desperately in
25 2  |        took it suddenly into her head to refuse to go out, and
26 2  |           the ideal grace of her head, as the lamplight fell full
27 2  |         by an inclination of the head, and hurried away; I was
28 2  |       miserable; you will be her head footman.' ~"He spoke to
29 2  |        gloves, and drew over her head the gold chain from which
30 2  |        yawned, and scratched her head. Every movement was perfectly
31 2  |           with her arm above her head; but the sweetness of the
32 2  |         myself, 'I must smash my head against the corner of the
33 2  |           and I did not smash my head upon the marble; my heart
34 2  |       tones, in the poise of her head, and in her gesture. ~" '
35 2  |          insolently inclined her head. ~" 'You wish to be a duchess?'
36 2  |     should be struck at - in the head. Mine was a martyrdom, without
37 2  |      experience of life, with my head filled with the results
38 2  |      left wherewith to pilot his head through the seas of wine
39 2  |           She had slept with her head upon a painted velvet footstool,
40 2  |          is for him a fib at the head of the Constitutional Charter.
41 3  |       only for a position at the head of some provincial school. ~
42 3  |          carriage; and within, a head lies back among the silken
43 3  |       before him and the type of head that painters have assigned
44 3  |        show her white teeth; her head with its wreath of flowers
45 3  |        in contact with Raphael's head, giving him a pleasurable
46 3  |       cried Pauline, turning her head, and rising with unconcealed
47 3  |        say one word; he bent his head. The young girl took his
48 3  |      Raphael, with that handsome head of yours, and your heart
49 3  |       worth " ~"One hair of your head," she cried. ~"I have millions
50 3  |          shall imagine your dear head on the pillow there. Raphael,
51 3  |         Andouillettes, leant his head against the back of the
52 3  | constantly raised to scratch his head; so that a line of white
53 3  |        about the outlines of his head; every movement is full
54 3  |        of the chair, propped his head with his left hand, and
55 3  |      wife. She had stretched her head out to him, expressing in
56 3  |       The great doctor shook his head, and so displayed his satisfaction. "
57 3  | successor of Cabanis and Bichat, head of the Organic School, a
58 3  |      creeds and enthusiasms, the head of the "Vitalists," a romantic
59 3  |         them. When he raised his head, he found himself alone,
60 3  |          the gout, went with his head bowed down, and said not
61 3  |         his chest, and bowed his head. Jonathan turned to his
62 3  |     there all in white, with her head bowed, scarcely creasing
63 Epi|        yes, you have struck your head against the corner of the
64 Epi|          islands, she nodded her head here and there among the