Chapter

 1 1|        writ in flesh and blood, put here, no doubt, by Providence,
 2 1|       of the fortune that is to put luxury within their reach. ~
 3 1|     glorious king of Kaernavan, put in prison by his children,
 4 1|        paragraph in the papers, put between notes on a festivity
 5 1|      well, your suicide is only put off for a time." ~The stranger
 6 1|      his death had been already put back by fate. ~"We really
 7 1|        to say, somebody who can put himself above other people.
 8 1|      costumes to the actors, to put a new plank or two in the
 9 1|     teeth of folk who could not put a syllable of sense into
10 1|       Then you would ruthlessly put your friends to death for
11 1|         the professors' chairs. Put on a pair of spectacles
12 1|       black coat to the collar, put on yellow gloves, and began
13 1|         deaf; her glances might put life into the bones of the
14 1|          And Providence did not put good and evil on either
15 1|        in horror." ~"Brutes are put out of the question by the
16 2|      unsatisfied desires, to be put in harness like a troop
17 2| simpered upon them. After I had put back the purse in my pocket,
18 2|       prayers and vows than are put up during two or three storms
19 2|         paid their stakes,' and put down the forty francs himself.
20 2|        prompted by self-love to put some money down on the table.
21 2|         my elegy, if you cannot put up with half an hour's tedium
22 2|         Slumber, happily, would put an end at last to these
23 2|        make me drop my pen, and put science and study to flight
24 2|       lover, on the other hand, put science far away from him
25 2|      She did it so quickly, and put it before me so prettily,
26 2|       some money to the waiter, put the bill in his pocket,
27 2|         other, will be found to put her name to the memoirs.' ~" '
28 2| lavished attention upon me, and put charm without end into those
29 2|      impatience. As I dressed I put a little English penknife
30 2|            And writes Memoirs,' put in the countess, who seemed
31 2|        from between her lips. I put thoughts and feelings into
32 2|     filled with gold to me, and put it down on the table; then
33 2|       be less hateful; you must put up with their crass ignorance
34 2|       to treat us all, I hope?" put in Bixiou. ~"A man of his
35 3|          my instructions are to put them always in the same
36 3|       same linen, that I always put on the same chair, you understand?
37 3|       ice and at all seasons to put fresh flowers all about.
38 3|        M. Porriquet, and I will put it to him like this, 'Ought
39 3|   petrified with fright. "Did I put myself in your hands for
40 3|      than I did that day when I put a certain five-franc piece
41 3|        have the door walled up, put bars across the window,
42 3|      finite," the mathematician put in, "and therefore will
43 3|         hole in the bottom, and put it on the surface of the
44 3|     wonderful story. Planchette put the clay down upon the slab,
45 3|   handle of the shovel. Next he put a lump of clay at the end
46 3|      breast that burns me." ~He put back the skin in the frame
47 3|         whom reason has not yet put motives into their actions
48 3|         silken stocking hastily put off to please you last evening,
49 3|         had on his nose. If you put leeches at once on the epigastrium,
50 3|       leave theories alone, and put leeches on him, to counteract
51 3|       it, saddle and bridle it, put a bit in its mouth, ride
52 3|  spinsters, ladies' companions, put a cheerful face upon it,
53 3|     bellows, your stomach would put an ostrich to the blush;
54 3|        if you will permit me to put it so, you generate superfluous
55 3|        to keep cool, and not to put himself in any way in the
56 3|        way of answer; "you have put me facing the sun " ~"The
57 3|       Jonathan; "do you mean to put me to death?" ~The peasant