Chapter

 1 1  |      croupier, smiling after a moment's silence, during which
 2 1  |  combat. If he set aside for a moment the burdens of consciousness
 3 1  |  astonished, each looked for a moment at the other. Then construing
 4 1  |         seems to us a pitiable moment of life. We ask ourselves
 5 1  |      could yet dimly see for a moment the shapes that surrounded
 6 1  | surface impression, that for a moment he was not sure that he
 7 1  |     notary bethought himself a moment, but soon fell to drinking
 8 1  |   to-morrow, sir." ~"This very moment," Nathan answered. ~"Come,
 9 1  |       entire crew paused for a moment, motionless, as if fascinated.
10 1  |        taken by surprise, in a moment of weakness, gave themselves
11 1  |      saturnalia, subdued for a moment, threatened at times to
12 1  |     alone excepted), then in a moment rise in fury like a nation
13 1  |       in your heart. . . ." ~A moment's consideration of the rooms
14 2  |        Without A Heart~After a moment's silence, Raphael said
15 2  |      see him before me at this moment. In his chestnut-brown frock-coat
16 2  |       is true, never left me a moment to myself, and only when
17 2  |    without terror. I had not a moment's doubt of my health, and
18 2  |       to see that queen of the moment - the beautiful Countess
19 2  |   which turns to riches at the moment when opportunity comes within
20 2  |  countess sat in silence for a moment when I told her that our
21 2  |      no more; it was a hateful moment. When we reached her house,
22 2  |   little friendly bow. ~"For a moment's space I hurled at her
23 2  |    that might surrender at any moment - a woman who daily disappointed
24 2  |    sustenance to see her for a moment! To leave my work and go
25 2  |    after quietly waiting for a moment. ~"I hastily scrawled my
26 2  |       the fear lie on me every moment that I might not meet Finot
27 2  |       Raphael went on, after a moment of silence, as if he were
28 2  |       her life. Wait till that moment comes!' She lived remote
29 2  |    standing until the critical moment, when I must hang suspended
30 2  |     through your fingers every moment; bah! he is attractive,
31 2  |   plainly as I see you at this moment. She seemed to listen to
32 2  |    that day was at hand. For a moment's space I pictured Foedora
33 2  |        not paid them? ~"At any moment, in the middle of a poem,
34 2  |   fraught with danger at every moment, or to dispense with the
35 2  |      Oh! Oh!" ~"Ah! Ah!" ~"One moment," cried Cardot, fairly deafened
36 2  | turning to Raphael, who at the moment was unceremoniously wiping
37 2  |      to be transferred at this moment. I have been looking in
38 3  |       use to him." ~"Not for a moment!" Jonathan cried. "Not though
39 3  |    looked at one another for a moment, both bewildered by love
40 3  |        will," she said. Then a moment later she added: "Our search
41 3  |     here. I am engaged at this moment upon a monograph on the
42 3  | interested him; he meditated a moment, and then remarked: ~"This
43 3  |  crucible where I have at this moment some red potash." ~Japhet
44 3  |      the Baron Japhet, after a moment's silence. ~"And I in God,"
45 3  |      army, upon the auspicious moment for victory, in utter disregard
46 3  | standing steadily, never for a moment losing sight of his antagonist;
47 3  |    Raphael, and stayed there a moment, as if to seek to know who
48 3  |        the intoxication of the moment. ~As Raphael's death-pale
49 3  |     very entrails. At the last moment, no longer able to utter
50 Epi|      that she exists but for a moment. The pure outlines of her