Chapter

 1 1|      perceived three pennies. "Ah, kind gentleman! carita, carita;
 2 1|           in the act. Blinded by a kind of delirium, he did not
 3 1|            our benefit. Isn't he a kind of sponge of the polyp order,
 4 1|     clear-sighted. Borne away by a kind of tempest, their minds,
 5 1|         magical fumes, producing a kind of mirage in the brain,
 6 1|          of living brings a stupid kind of wisdom with it, by blunting
 7 2|     observation of a physiological kind; to it I owe a kind of insight
 8 2|  physiological kind; to it I owe a kind of insight into certain
 9 2|         robbed my father. Then the kind little stout man said, in
10 2|         Raphael,' he went on, in a kind but dignified way, 'it is
11 2|           Raphael answered, with a kind of pride. "Let us reckon
12 2|         knowledge. While the first kind study, the second march
13 2|            s estate. Study lends a kind of enchantment to all our
14 2|            seemed to have for me a kind of life in them, and to
15 2|         would do things for me. No kind of objection was made by
16 2|         bold a glance. There was a kind of eloquence about her lightly
17 2|         over that fair face made a kind of change there, altering
18 2|          secret, still there was a kind of understanding between
19 2|           open to a rebuff of some kind, if she imagines herself
20 2|           little proud, he is very kind, and he has such fine manners;
21 2|      reality. The mother, with the kind smile upon her lips, sat
22 2|            has dismissed you. Some kind souls, who were jealous
23 2|            largest and most secure kind of capital in the world.
24 2|       money, M. Raphael,' said the kind mother, showing her face
25 2|    superstitious; a belief of that kind is often in reality a hope. ~"
26 2| experienced no misfortunes of this kind, I augured well of my enterprise.
27 2|            of poverty, madame. One kind openly walks the street
28 2|    halfpenny. Poverty of the first kind belongs to the populace;
29 2|           the populace; the second kind is that of blacklegs, of
30 2|           It would be a blundering kind of hatred that would murder
31 2|           not fear violence of any kind; I have spent a whole night
32 2|          for I see corpses of that kind about everywhere. It is
33 2|   impassioned declarations of this kind, that my words and my tears
34 2|    convulsions, and goes through a kind of agony consequent upon
35 2|         incarnations. There is the kind that goes about on two feet,
36 2|     pestilence - that is no paltry kind of wealth, is it? I will
37 2|       labor, without a wish of any kind; he pictured him burdened
38 3|             Fellow-feeling of some kind, or curiosity, brought the
39 3|         the Court!' Nothing of the kind! My lord refused to see
40 3|           by darkness. There was a kind of effeminate grace about
41 3|            Another blunder of this kind, and you will lay me where
42 3|            back in his armchair, a kind of reaction took place in
43 3|     Porriquet. ~"I understand your kind intentions, my friend,"
44 3|          of her lease. Ah, she's a kind woman all the same; she
45 3|        understand?" ~Seized with a kind of frenzy, Raphael grasped
46 3|            a small conservatory, a kind of drawing-room filled with
47 3|           cathedral windows. Every kind of duck in the world was
48 3|     dabbling, and moving about - a kind of parliament of ducks assembled
49 3|            not create power of any kind. Everything is movement,
50 3|          determined?" ~"I want any kind of pressure that is strong
51 3|             It took a blow of some kind to make a hole in the window;
52 3|          year; monomaniacs of that kind are very uncommon. As for
53 3|            place. ~"Will you be so kind as not to close the windows,
54 3|       further humiliations of that kind, and they had considered
55 3|     royalty by submitting him to a kind of ostracism, and so teaching
56 3|          is the oath taken by this kind of Equestrian order, instituted
57 3|            tolerates misery of any kind, it is to turn it to account
58 3|        wore an expression that was kind and pleasant; the pale curls
59 3|     arrival of the carriage with a kind of uneasiness. It stopped