Chapter

 1 1  | sensibilities, and hearts which had long forgotten how to throb,
 2 1  |           man, thin and spare, in a long black velvet gown girded
 3 1  |           by a thick silk cord. His long white hair escaped on either
 4 1  |             owe my good fortune and long life. To Will consumes us,
 5 1  |      splendid general effect of the long table, white as a bank of
 6 1  |             fell before a scythe as long as Time's own; and you might
 7 1  |            with which charlatans in long gowns keep a shuttlecock
 8 1  |           the inquisitive, who were long past heeding them. Saturnine
 9 1  |            attracted attention. The long brown curls half hid her
10 1  |         glances came from under the long eyelashes; the damp, red,
11 1  |         have set myself to make one long entertainment of my life." ~"
12 2  |           some mental process. That long, slow agony of ten years'
13 2  |            for that Lenten fare, so long as we have not tried it
14 2  |       francs, such a hoard as I had long vainly desired, which set
15 2  |            saying with more or less long and significant pauses between
16 2  |         elevation of soul that they long for, and a mettle that fools
17 2  |        worshiped her her whole life long. Later, my observations
18 2  |             on that slender sum, so long as I submitted to my own
19 2  |       cannot recollect, during that long period of toil, either crossing
20 2  |            than a fair forehead and long tresses held above her by
21 2  |       neighboring roofs and courts; long poles with linen drying
22 2  |             most of my time to that long work, for which I studied
23 2  |   unintermittingly; my life was one long imposition, as schoolboys
24 2  |  propensities broke out like a fire long smothered. I was debarred
25 2  |            A woman is a coquette so long as she knows not love. ~" '
26 2  |            stage lasts a little too long, the affair grows ruinous.
27 2  |             keep me a suppliant for long. All these things that we
28 2  |          man is utterly wretched so long as he is superstitious;
29 2  |           that cannot last for very long. At last I spoke, feeling
30 2  |   Saint-Quentin, I gazed about me a long while in the garret where
31 2  |           would perhaps have been a long and honorable one, and that
32 2  |            point of honor not to be long about dying, and that my
33 2  |       Perhaps he was wearied by the long day's strain, and had no
34 2  |            life has been silent too long. I mean to have my revenge
35 3  |           authoritative nature; his long, gray hair hung in disorder
36 3  |            face would have made you long to understand the mystery
37 3  |             even necessaries for so long, poor child! He doesn't
38 3  |           me as if I were a baby in long clothes,' Yes, sir, 'long
39 3  |           long clothes,' Yes, sir, 'long clothes!' those were his
40 3  |          circumlocutions which in a long professorial career had
41 3  |          cried. "Go on speaking, so long your lips have been dumb
42 3  |           Rue de Varenne." ~"What a long way apart we shall be until "
43 3  |          Canada; he has come a very long way to show us his brown
44 3  |            to a marriage that I had long despaired of bringing about;
45 3  |         ruffina. I have hesitated a long while between the whistling
46 3  |            of fact the animal for a long time was believed to be
47 3  |          Some day or other, after a long time spent in measuring
48 3  |             to the chemist, after a long pause, in which they looked
49 3  |          sleeping in happiness, her long lashes were tightly pressed
50 3  |           men as are destined for a long life, what a margin for
51 3  |             alone by a window for a long time. His back was turned
52 3  |          Marquis," said he, after a long talk with Raphael, "I can
53 3  |          complaint. You can live as long as Methuselah, my Lord Marquis,
54 3  |     everything about it; for it had long been overgrown with ivy,
55 3  |      background? Who has not looked long in delight at the effects
56 3  |       flower, and the shadow of her long, dark hair about it seemed
57 3  |    overwhelmed the soul that had so long lain dormant within him,
58 Epi|            both looked and wondered long at a white form that rose