Chapter

 1 1  |     returned it to him without a word. The gambler mechanically
 2 1  |        on, or any one to speak a word for him - a perfect social
 3 1  |          stopped without another word, discerning in that mournful
 4 1  |        thrill every feature. The word of life had just been uttered
 5 1  |    functions of my economy. In a word, it is not in the heart
 6 1  |         the security of his bare word, signed contracts in every
 7 1  |       hero of July, and, upon my word, we regretted you!" ~As
 8 1  |           I_ instead of WE. In a word, a journal, with two or
 9 1  |             Crime " ~"There is a word as high as the gallows and
10 1  |   indolence. He would fling some word containing volumes in the
11 1  |         glance more rapid than a word, each paid his tribute of
12 1  |           just tell me what that word education means. For some
13 1  |          our society, the latest word of civilization, has distributed
14 1  |        voice, and no one heard a word of the satire. Still, if
15 1  |    summed it all up in a shorter word than your 'Carymary, Carymara';
16 1  |    sais-je? After all, this last word of moral science is scarcely
17 2  |       the auctioneer. A terrible word that fell like a blight
18 2  |          ready to surrender at a word, at the slightest impudent
19 2  | semblance of interest in look or word for a tenderer solicitude,
20 2  |          love that springs for a word's sake; to expect to find
21 2  |          system, or a felicitous word by which to render my all
22 2  |        feminine reasoning with a word, and roused her curiosity
23 2  |         sure what we mean by the word love in our poetry and our
24 2  |          he doesn't understand a word of,' whispered Rastignac; '
25 2  |   algebra, though I don't know a word of it, than tarnish my family
26 2  |       more, at a single look and word. Yet if reviving love expressed
27 2  |      never been heard to speak a word about her affairs to any
28 2  |      alone with her, I had not a word to say, or if I did speak,
29 2  |        coldness that makes every word and gesture seem an insult;
30 2  |          left out, I heard not a word of it; she had made a tool
31 2  |            Do not take back your word,' I exclaimed, seeing her
32 2  |          has no brains." ~At the word, Emile carried Raphael off
33 2  |      grasp the sense of a single word. Vague thoughts crossed
34 2  |        and understanding never a word of the rector's sermon.
35 3  |         another without saying a word about it to him. If it is
36 3  |        us great folk! But, on my word, it cost us a lot of money!
37 3  |         The reason of it? Ah, my word, that is just what nobody
38 3  |       The man had never spoken a word for ten years, and had compelled
39 3  |         arms at the first tender word. ~Now and again his neighbor'
40 3  |        himself unable to say one word; he bent his head. The young
41 3  |         that Chagri is a Turkish word; others insist that Chagri
42 3  |         but an empty meaningless word. Like space, like creation,
43 3  |          going to show you, in a word or two, that a machine can
44 3  |      that he might have the last word of science. Thanks to his
45 3  |        Raphael, without saying a word. Doctor Cameristus, a man
46 3  |        me for speaking the first word. The subject with which
47 3  |         we would fain believe, a word which reveals unsuspected
48 3  |        from receiving one single word - indifferent, and meaningless,
49 3  |          without finding another word to say. ~The Lake of Bourget
50 3  |       but I am at a loss for any word by which to stigmatize such
51 3  |       bowed down, and said not a word. You might have taken them
52 3  |       listening without saying a word, and staring at the stranger. ~"
53 3  |          a half-burnt thought or word; he took a pleasure in deciphering
54 3  |          the other day without a word! - Nothing can divert him!" ~
55 Epi|        hovered in the air like a word that haunts the memory,