Chapter

 1 1  |      coins to the old man and the child, left the footway, and turned
 2 1  |             Yonder was a sleeping child modeled in wax, a relic
 3 1  |          the skin over, like some child eager to find out the mysteries
 4 1  |          no more about death. You child! Does not any one day of
 5 1  |          cynical swaggerer with a child's simplicity, a worker only
 6 1  |       ANIMUS. We are no foundling child, but a descendant of the
 7 2  |             You are a man now, MY CHILD,' he said. 'What I have
 8 2  |         in mind. Like every grown child, I sighed in secret for
 9 2  |            and not find even some child, or inquisitive young girl,
10 2  |           alternately a man and a child, frivolous and thoughtful,
11 2  |          attains gradually like a child to puberty and man's estate.
12 2  |       visit many countries, still child enough to play at ducks
13 2  |       poor. Pauline, the charming child, whose latent and unconscious
14 2  |        and the inventiveness of a child; she would smile as she
15 2  |      mistress; she was at once my child and my statue. For me, another
16 2  |         But let us leave the poor child to her own fate. Whatever
17 2  |       barbarity of an inquisitive child who plucks its wings from
18 2  |         to light for me. The dear child had just poured soothing
19 2  |     morning's breakfast. The poor child tried not to show her joy,
20 2  |        like some wild bird's in a child's hands. ~" 'Well, as we
21 2  |           mother soothes her sick child; they in a manner calmed
22 2  |        matter of business. What a child you are! Now, listen to
23 2  |        like a wayward, capricious child. Poor little one! I wanted
24 2  |          a great service, my dear child,' I answered. ~"The gladness
25 2  |       blushed in confusion at the child's reasoning. She took my
26 2  |      diverted her; she was like a child over a story from the Arabian
27 2  |      enchanting as she lay like a child, with her arm above her
28 2  |         exclaimed. ~" 'Listen, my child. I have not given up the
29 3  |      Muses. He is my nursling, my child, carus alumnus! I formed
30 3  |           as he pleases, the dear child. And besides, I am so fond
31 3  |     necessaries for so long, poor child! He doesn't annoy anybody;
32 3  |      account than for his adopted child's sake, to entreat his former
33 3  |         she jumped for joy like a child. ~"I am an unnatural daughter!"
34 3  |           me, go away!" ~The poor child went. ~"So!" cried Raphael,
35 3  |          stood spellbound, like a child to whom his nurse is telling
36 3  | mechanical arrangement by which a child could get a thousand trusses
37 3  |         Pauline!" he cried. "Poor child! there are gulfs that love
38 3  |          curtains, smiling like a child for gladness over a successful
39 3  |          full of grace as a young child's, with her pretty, half-opened
40 3  |      sceptre is a plaything for a child, an axe for a Richelieu,
41 3  |         some glad and mischievous child. At the first sight of this
42 3  |          dogs brought out a plump child, who stood agape, and next
43 3  |       liberty so dear to him. The child was a regular mountaineer,
44 3  |           old man had adopted the child's amusements, and the child
45 3  |       child's amusements, and the child had fallen in with the old
46 3  |           a bench in the sun; the child followed his mother about
47 3  |      little fellow. Sometimes the child trails him up the hillsides,
48 3  |           would live between this child and old man, breathe the
49 3  |           a wondering pity in the child's eyes, an officious pity
50 Epi|           of the Loire, like some child of the sun and the river,