Chapter

 1 1|        depend on a throw of the die! ~"That was his last cartridge,
 2 1|      all decreed that he should die. ~He bent his way toward
 3 1|          he made up his mind to die at night so as to bequeath
 4 1|         steep this man about to die in a painful trance. A prey
 5 1|        a man ever been known to die by halves? Before you came
 6 1|        all, you were wishing to die; very well, your suicide
 7 1|    matter! And then afterwards, die. I should have known, exhausted,
 8 1|        a conspirator, who would die for you?" cried Emile eagerly -
 9 1|       not right? I would sooner die of pleasure than of illness.
10 1|       inclinations in love, and die young!" ~"Have you no fear
11 1|        age, or we may choose to die young as martyrs to contending
12 2|      only take to their beds to die. I cut my own hair till
13 2|     paid for by life? We hardly die, I think, for an insignificant
14 2|        effect upon me. I should die an unrecognized failure
15 2|  mistress.' ~" 'It is better to die than to live in misery,'
16 2|     With the name I bear I must die sooner than beg. Set your
17 2|       appears very difficult to die at our feet, for I see corpses
18 2|        to my lonely studies, or die. So I set myself tremendous
19 2|        is killing me, I want to die. My life is intolerable.' ~" '
20 2|      place I should endeavor to die gracefully; and if you wish
21 2|         be sufficient for us to die on? Yes! we will breathe
22 2|  consumptive? Did not my mother die of a lung complaint?" ~"
23 3|        I beckon to them, I must die. Death always confronts
24 3|      the finger of God! I shall die! " and he left the two amazed
25 3|  thoughts that men condemned to die bear away with them. ~"O
26 3|         there, I should wish to die in her arms." ~A burst of
27 3|    began again, laughingly. "To die with you, both together,
28 3|        may kiss you, and let us die," said Raphael. ~"Then let
29 3|     said Raphael. ~"Then let us die," she said, laughing. ~Towards
30 3|      awoke Raphael. ~"For me to die," he said, following out
31 3|          she said. "Let us both die young, and go to heaven
32 3|    wretched, feeble creature to die, who seemed unable to hold
33 3|        it you must, or you will die sir! You rely even now on
34 3|    would not be the only one to die. So if you refuse to apologize
35 3|         awful BROTHER, YOU MUST DIE, of the Trappists seemed
36 3| deserted me - Love eternal - To die " ~The words caused him
37 3|        some time yet, or he may die to-night. The chances of
38 3|        go? If you stay, I shall die. Do you want to see me die?" ~"
39 3|      die. Do you want to see me die?" ~"Die?" she echoed. "Can
40 3|      you want to see me die?" ~"Die?" she echoed. "Can you die
41 3|      Die?" she echoed. "Can you die without me? Die? But you
42 3|         Can you die without me? Die? But you are young; and
43 3|      are young; and I love you! Die?" she asked, in a deep,
44 3|       at me any longer, I shall die " ~The young girl thought
45 3|         you, Pauline! I wish to die in your arms!" ~With unnatural
46 3|  herself with her shawl. ~"If I die, he will live," she said,