Chapter

 1 1  |            not common in France. I feel as if life had begun anew
 2 1  |         Republic of yours makes me feel queasy. We sha'n't be able
 3 1  |           a crime, hardy enough to feel no misgivings; a pitiless
 4 1  |           stony hearts do not even feel " ~"For pity's sake, spare
 5 2  |           in my own breast. Oh! to feel that you were born to love,
 6 2  |      strong points of a fool. They feel the liveliest sympathy with
 7 2  |          man of genius, must needs feel attracted by these very
 8 2  |        intellectual life must ever feel for the material details
 9 2  |            but the more I made her feel my pedagogue's severity,
10 2  |           not know your value. You feel perhaps a very legitimate
11 2  |           every woman who can only feel pleasure through her brain.
12 2  |          down the shady alleys, to feel her hand upon my arm; the
13 2  |         movement. We instinctively feel this phenomenon of our nature,
14 2  |           my aversion to lovers, I feel myself more at liberty to
15 2  |           could only have made her feel all the greatness that lies
16 2  |       vehicle; all the way I could feel her breath on me and the
17 2  |         however slightly she might feel the need to pour out her
18 2  |         divined me sufficiently to feel sure that I should wish
19 2  |           am mad,' I cried; 'I can feel the madness raging at times
20 2  |        sacred promise, but I still feel an unconquerable disgust
21 2  |            it not because they all feel the need of absolute repose?
22 2  |           portentous groanings, to feel themselves over in every
23 3  |         enchantment; he could even feel her movements as she breathed;
24 3  |          love; just now I can only feel it." ~"You," she said, "
25 3  |          it always be like this? I feel as if I were dreaming." ~
26 3  |           my back, Raphael mine; I feel a chill like death. The
27 3  |           or measured movement? We feel its effects without seeing
28 3  |            not lie there. I do not feel that I have the courage
29 3  |              no doubt because they feel sure of never meeting each
30 3  | instinctively combined to make him feel their power, and to take
31 3  |            small and vast, and you feel yourself to be a poor onlooker
32 3  |            a nail. And he does not feel well now; but no matter.
33 Epi|          flies and you follow; you feel the earth beneath you no