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 1 1|    sorrow. Where will you find a work of genius floating above
 2 1|     remaining fragment of a lost work that drew tears from Sterne
 3 1|   marvelous by Bernard Palissy's work. This youth remarked carelessly: ~"
 4 1|      ebony - genuine Renaissance work, just come in, and of perfect
 5 1|        heads, to chase lacquered work, or to scramble up chandeliers.
 6 1|     convent. Pausing before some work of Teniers, he took for
 7 1|          good to waken. For this work of Raphael's had the imperious
 8 1|     other man, or compressed the work of some prolific writer
 9 1|    Laughingly they had begun the work of destruction, and our
10 1|          Greve." ~"Will Nathan's work live?" ~"He has very clever
11 1|   hap-hazard from a hat, 'twas a work written 'down to Charenton.' " ~"
12 1|       coloring of this epicurean work of art was enhanced by the
13 1|   blunting our intelligence with work; and on the other hand,
14 2|        well, but my lectures and work were so narrowly circumscribed
15 2|          of, and application to, work that is indispensable to
16 2|       like a battlefield; I must work day and night; seek interviews
17 2|        myself with glory, and to work in silence for the mistress
18 2|          spare the time from his work, and how can he afford to
19 2|        which to bring to light a work which should draw attention
20 2|          of my time to that long work, for which I studied Oriental
21 2|      mind, my preoccupation with work must be remembered, the
22 2|         but see the results. You work, you say? Very good, but
23 2|        in this world? . . . Your work is completed' he went on
24 2|         have declared it to be a work of genius without knowing
25 2|         her, and talked about my work, seeming to take the greatest
26 2|      artist convalescent after a work, how could I compete with
27 2| perversity which cost me a day's work, and (if I must confess
28 2|        for a moment! To leave my work and go without food was
29 2|       ill; I am overwhelmed with work. I have all the necessary
30 2|         listen to me. As to your work, the public will decide
31 2|      write historical memoirs, a work of art such as never was,
32 2|      this way, I went back to my work at night, securing merely
33 2|        and his candor. Another's work is heavy; you introduce
34 2|        the fair copy of my great work on "The Will," ' I went
35 2|         his study and that noble work that called for him. Emile
36 3|        to, that I am well set to work! He reads the newspapers,
37 3|    master is absorbed in a great work. He is deep in vast meditations,
38 3|        are engaged in some great work, no doubt?" ~"No," Raphael
39 3|       discovering Ronsard!" ~"My work treats of physiology pure
40 3|   perfume of aloes completed the work of Raphael's intoxication.
41 3|         you manage?" ~"I used to work till two o'clock in the
42 3|       sit at the table where you work. It will be like old times,"
43 3|          largely to intellectual work?" queried one of the three
44 3|          years over an extensive work, with which perhaps you
45 3|       peasant fashion; "he is at work up there." ~"And that old
46 3|          discoveries, setting to work on endless things, and finishing