Chapter

 1 1|        though you have scarcely taken a step towards the tables,
 2 1|         a notorious criminal is taken to the convict's prison,
 3 1|        criminals who used to be taken in carts from the Palais
 4 1|        monuments seemed to have taken their tone from the heavy
 5 1|        on life while drunk, and taken men and affairs in an after-dinner
 6 1| revolution of July I would have taken orders, and gone off down
 7 1|      musical note. Wine had not taken love for traveling companion;
 8 1|       passions, the guests thus taken by surprise, in a moment
 9 2|        returned the money I had taken from it to my father's purse,
10 2|     when she noticed that I had taken nothing for seven or eight
11 2|     Imperial Guard. He had been taken prisoner by the Cossacks,
12 2|      Chrysostom. When they have taken up a book, that book becomes
13 2|        thousand livres, who has taken a fancy to nobody, or else
14 2|      nobody, or else no one has taken a fancy to her. A sort of
15 2|       for all the care you have taken of me.' ~" 'Oh, don't let
16 2|     woman; perhaps she may have taken your measure while you still
17 2|      have allowed herself to be taken in the toils of an intrigue;
18 2|          Byron could never have taken for his relaxation to the
19 2|         of Foedora's vanity had taken hold of me at last. I probed
20 2|        life again. I would have taken a conflagration with as
21 2|        with which he had lately taken the measure of the piece
22 2|        company, who were rather taken aback by Raphael's behavior, "
23 3|       of whom he thought he had taken a final farewell; and when
24 3| returning to London, and I have taken their box for the rest of
25 3|       shall we give to what has taken place, so natural from a
26 3|      the skin as he handled it, taken with its stubbornness when
27 3|    other again - and how he had taken little heed of those about
28 3|        had lent his horses, had taken offence at his luxurious
29 3|         weak!" That is the oath taken by this kind of Equestrian
30 3| illusions. ~So Valentin, having taken the old maid's kindly action
31 3|     become their dupe, or to be taken for a coward, and even diverted
32 3|      not a word. You might have taken them for a couple of old
33 3|     where nature seemed to have taken a pleasure in hiding away
34 3|   pasture-land; and when he had taken a few steps towards the
35 3|  breathe the damp, and you have taken nothing since the morning,
36 3|       not be injurious although taken constantly." ~"Nothing is