Chapter

 1 1|           clearly enough that his mind was yet untainted; and the
 2 1|          in fragments through his mind, like tattered flags fluttering
 3 1|  degrading to him; he made up his mind to die at night so as to
 4 1|          agitation wrought in his mind by the revulsions of his
 5 1|           poet's temperament, his mind had entered by chance on
 6 1|      lived again for him, but his mind received no clear and perfect
 7 1|        characters, and turned his mind to details, rejecting the
 8 1|   craftsman's skill palled on the mind, masterpiece after masterpiece
 9 1|      world before the young man's mind wrought in his soul much
10 1|           thought had wearied his mind, and his nerves were exhausted
11 1|        here, you had made up your mind to kill yourself, but all
12 1|         once a mystery fills your mind, and you think no more about
13 1|         life. Moderation has kept mind and body unruffled. Yet,
14 1|          robust health; and as my mind is endowed with all the
15 1|           to whitewash the public mind, to give fresh costumes
16 1|          an after-dinner frame of mind. We were innocent of action;
17 1|         acted like a spell on the mind of a needy man. ~"An income
18 1|  partakers in his guilt. I have a mind to ask our capitalist whether
19 1|        one of those present whose mind was not floundering by this
20 1|     expression, and impressed the mind by the vigor of its contrasts.
21 1|          Does some disease of the mind or body, by contracting
22 2|          tell - this clearness of mind that enables me to comprise
23 2|           I saw nothing; for both mind and eyes hovered about that
24 2| inexperienced heart, and fresh in mind. Like every grown child,
25 2|           dying of hunger, and my mind in a state of peculiar lucidity.
26 2|       cloister. When I made up my mind to carry out this new plan
27 2|          peculiar condition of my mind, my preoccupation with work
28 2|           in money matters. To my mind, to become insolvent or
29 2|   problems of passion on which my mind continually ran. Perhaps
30 2|        introducing you to her; so mind very carefully what I am
31 2|          I have frankly spoken my mind.' ~"She spoke with the cool
32 2|          I regained my freedom of mind, humiliated my rivals, and
33 2|          to this end I made up my mind to spend a night in her
34 2|         sooner than beg. Set your mind at rest, madame,' I said; '
35 2|      courses in the same frame of mind that leads an abstemious
36 2|       veteran, has accustomed his mind to shot and shell and his
37 2|       friends?" ~"I have almost a mind to wish that you all were
38 3|       carus alumnus! I formed his mind, cultivated his understanding,
39 3|          late Raphael recalled to mind the verbose eloquence and
40 3|       entered Raphael's sceptical mind; he was convinced of the
41 3|    extraordinary going on in your mind, Raphael! Do not dissimulate.
42 3|        two rivals. ~"I made up my mind to kill myself with debauchery,
43 3|          you are both of the same mind," replied Maugredie. ~"The
44 3|      Violent exertion of body and mind has demoralized the whole
45 3|         divides facts from words, mind from matter. Man's 'it is,'
46 3|        his direction. His turn of mind, naturally meditative, had
47 3|        its joys. ~Any sufferer in mind or body, any helpless or
48 3|          you want to relieve your mind about him, wait till he
49 3|              Valentin made up his mind immediately. He would live
50 3|          a doubtful gesture. "His mind ought to be diverted." ~"
51 3|   certainly told me to divert his mind." ~It was close upon midnight.