Chapter

 1 1|        I can imagine that a man may take to gambling when he
 2 1|      Paris, God only knows what may intervene; what contending
 3 1|         him beyond endurance. ~"May God lengthen your days!"
 4 1|       here downstairs; but if I may trouble you to go up to
 5 1|         order that hereafter we may become an intangible speck.
 6 1|        belief in nursery tales, may be forgiven him, seeing
 7 1|       these two causes of death may take - To Will and To have
 8 1|    luxuriously-appointed tables may rise through them, and guests
 9 1|      wretch, so I wish that you may fall in love with an opera-dancer.
10 1| Chaussee de Antin. But this you may not know perhaps. The Government,
11 1|        except in the devil, one may regret the paradise of one'
12 1|        well carried out! If one may believe those who envy him,
13 1|         youth alone. Time alone may show us our folly, but good
14 1|    within?" cried Raphael. ~"It may be so," Aquilina answered; "
15 1|  happiness is secure, and there may come a hazy, uncertain old
16 1|         run mad. The conditions may be summed up in brief; we
17 1|       be summed up in brief; we may extinguish emotion, and
18 1|       so live to old age, or we may choose to die young as martyrs
19 2|         I became so proud. If I may believe you, I possess the
20 2|   mosses. At first the prospect may have seemed monotonous,
21 2|     fate. Whatever her troubles may have been, at any rate I
22 2|     fancy her. This is what you may call receiving your instructions.' ~"
23 2|  herself to no one, and anybody may leave his card here. If
24 2|        graceful appearance, and may perhaps wish to avoid the
25 2|      are born blind, and nature may easily have formed women
26 2|      make sacrifices which they may not mention to women who
27 2|    thrill? And, then, though he may be a little proud, he is
28 2|         goodness revived me. It may have been that luxury abased
29 2|         belongs to himself, and may not take his own life. Love
30 2|      selfish woman; perhaps she may have taken your measure
31 2|       excellent friend, and how may Your Intelligence be?' So
32 2|         Rastignac. 'Some day he may be in a position to take
33 2|      evening towards the end of May, Foedora and I were alone
34 2|        anger. Sometimes a crime may be a whole romance; I understood
35 2|     outrageous sort of life, we may come on some bit of luck,
36 2|         King's Library? And you may do as you wish with everything
37 2|        hell; so that his senses may have free play in opposition
38 2|        unceasing delirium, Play may pour, at your will, its
39 2|         abhorrence. ~"Or a bill may undergo a final transformation
40 2|       existence, such traces as may be found in a sick man's
41 2|     contracts of marriage there may be, perhaps," said the scholar,
42 3|      only person, you see, that may enter his room. I open all
43 3|         to see him, dear lad; I may perhaps be of some use to
44 3|     WISH VERY HEARTILY that you may succeed " ~All at once,
45 3|      his beating heart. ~"Death may come when it will," said
46 3|   conceive it, whatever else he may be permitted to conceive. ~"
47 3|    Japhet - perhaps the chemist may have better luck than the
48 3|      the delighted chemist; "it may, perhaps, be a fresh element." ~"
49 3|        as a hair's-breadth. You may try, though," he added,
50 3|    mouth of yours. Grant that I may kiss you, and let us die,"
51 3|          with which perhaps you may some day occupy yourselves,"
52 3|      and frame their verdict. ~"May I not be present during
53 3|      well as the details. There may be, perhaps, some complication
54 3|      bronchial tubes, possibly, may be also inflamed; but I
55 3|        is a luxury. Ill-fortune may possess a majesty of its
56 3|         this promontory, as one may call it, comprises the heights
57 3|         your grave! - and where may your grave be? I want to
58 3|     with the young doctor. ~"He may live for some time yet,
59 3|        for some time yet, or he may die to-night. The chances