Chapter

 1 1  |             was painful to see. Some sort of demon sparkled in the
 2 1  |          croupier officially. A dumb sort of rattle came from the
 3 1  |            in charge of the shop - a sort of feminine Caliban, employed
 4 1  |              man, awakened in such a sort, would have felt alarmed
 5 1  |         heroism of the people, was a sort of drab, you could laugh
 6 1  |              here in France; it is a sort of infirmary reserved for
 7 1  |             acrid book filled with a sort of literary arrogance, which
 8 1  |             said, sighing. "Truly my sort of virtue can scarcely go
 9 1  |          must play the Bossuet, as a sort of purchased slave, at the
10 1  |              and abstemious." ~"That sort of uncle is a monster; he
11 1  |            with coquettishness and a sort of expostulation was the
12 1  |            with lap-dogs to tend, or sort rags in a workhouse? Does
13 1  |              friends yet preserved a sort of fallacious clearness
14 1  |              moral world, produces a sort of wisdom run mad. The conditions
15 2  |          were not accompanied with a sort of scorn for my past joys
16 2  |      shortcomings. All capacity is a sort of intermittent fever, and
17 2  |             go to seek him out? That sort of lover has not the leisure
18 2  |         fervent toil. Stores of that sort are quite useless to aspirants
19 2  |          second march ahead; the one sort is modest, and the other
20 2  |            artist's garret, and by a sort of mirage or calenture I
21 2  |           betray a woman is the same sort of thing. If you love a
22 2  |        better,' he cried, 'call this sort of business SCHEMING, and
23 2  |              taken a fancy to her. A sort of feminine enigma, a half
24 2  |            she pouted, I had in some sort a right to ask an explanation.
25 2  |           and Araminta, and with the sort of answer I might look for
26 2  |              it is, that gives you a sort of a thrill? And, then,
27 2  |            seems to me a domineering sort of person, like every woman
28 2  |           dazzling, and irresistible sort of man. But acute folk used
29 2  |          replied Rastignac. 'Another sort of courage is needed to
30 2  |              is needed to write that sort of thing.' ~" 'I give him
31 2  |           she became inexplicable. A sort of language seemed to flow
32 2  |                I cried, excited by a sort of madness that her insolence
33 2  |            if we begin an outrageous sort of life, we may come on
34 2  |      grotesque interpretation of the sort of life I was about to enter
35 2  |           fatigues of pleasure, this sort of person, after a drinking
36 2  |          Politics. Excesses of every sort are brothers. These social
37 2  |              angel of extirpation, a sort of executioner on a gigantic
38 2  |           man transformed after this sort is like a neophyte who has
39 2  |          repose? Because Excess is a sort of toll that genius pays
40 2  |      observation, and with a certain sort of reputation attaching
41 2  |              my friend, remember the sort of women you are with." ~"
42 2  |            shook herself. The wilder sort lectured the steadier ones.
43 2  |            in Bixiou. ~"A man of his sort will be sure to do things
44 3  |          rejoiced at thus becoming a sort of automaton. The better
45 3  |        forsooth, should believe in a sort of Mene, Tekel, Upharsin!
46 3  |             eyes are provided with a sort of burnished covering, to
47 3  |           derides all our efforts; a sort of invisible, intangible
48 3  |             hour over taking in some sort the measure of the patient
49 3  |            fact that he is ill; some sort of treatment he must have.
50 3  |              the Club again." ~"This sort of joke has been perpetrated
51 3  |              out on a large scale, a sort of basin with its sides
52 3  |              the house Raphael saw a sort of barricade of dead thorn-bushes,
53 3  |             man's humor; there was a sort of tacit agreement between
54 3  | comfortable-looking, straightforward sort of person, with white teeth;
55 3  |           earth, that he had in some sort discerned its mysteries
56 3  |              in deciphering them - a sort of mechanical amusement. ~"
57 3  |               The words caused him a sort of remorse; he seized the
58 Epi|            Here, the fire outlines a sort of chessboard in red squares,