Chapter

 1 1|          charitable endeavors to keep me in a world wherein existence
 2 1|       gave heed to it, hoping to keep their heads. So the second
 3 1|         it dear, and it will not keep. Does not the egotism of
 4 1|         charlatans in long gowns keep a shuttlecock a-going. Suppose
 5 1|        wine, and let that fellow keep quiet." ~"Now, then, Bixiou!" ~
 6 1|      squander them; I should not keep one centime for the year
 7 1|          worked night and day to keep my lover! I am not to be
 8 1|          life! How far better to keep one's freedom, to follow
 9 2|        Beethoven or Mozart would keep my confidences sacred. Nowadays,
10 2|         me his keys and purse to keep. Ten paces away some men
11 2|       eleven hundred francs must keep life in me for three years -
12 2|   furnished lodgings in order to keep herself and her daughter. ~"
13 2|     could not possibly think nor keep account of the time till
14 2|        herself to none, so as to keep them all. A woman is a coquette
15 2|    pardon any blunder, she would keep me a suppliant for long.
16 2|          of the affection that I keep for my friends. You will
17 2|       lining of our hats, and to keep them always in our hands,
18 2|          myself, and then we can keep a servant.' ~"I stole away
19 2|          opposed, and we did not keep step together. Words are
20 2| concluded; I determined to go to keep the appointment made for
21 2|    fellow as clever as that will keep all his enthusiasms in his
22 2|   crowded for the hall-porter to keep the balance even between
23 2|     rapidity; perhaps I ought to keep earlier hours, and give
24 2|       her; I meant to ask her to keep the following evening for
25 2|         the idea of coming back. Keep my room for me for six months.
26 2|        company, and you ought to keep quiet for the sake of your
27 2|        forget Foedora." ~"If you keep on calling out like this,
28 3|   catechism! In summer I have to keep a cool and even temperature
29 3|       you?" ~"Oh, I am hoping to keep myself in health." ~"You
30 3|       exercise its patience, and keep up the contest. She burst
31 3|       was well pleased. "I shall keep my ass well in hand," cried
32 3|  deathbed; he had not learned to keep back the sympathetic tears
33 3|          upon him. Let the dying keep to their bed of neglect,
34 3|  patroness, and amuse her, and - keep silence about yourselves.
35 3|         home, let your digestion keep pace with your host's laugh
36 3|   hostile crowd, did his best to keep cool, and not to put himself
37 3|  thorn-bushes, meant no doubt to keep the poultry from scratching
38 3|         opiate which will always keep me in a somnolent condition,
39 3|   replied; "but you will have to keep on your feet for a few hours