Chapter

 1 1|    olive-hued and dark-haired, sat at one end, with his elbows
 2 1|  expending two thousand crowns sat on their host. His eyes
 3 1|        then." ~The two friends sat down laughing. First of
 4 2| soaking my bread in milk, as I sat by the window to take the
 5 2|        and fine, so that women sat chatting before their doors
 6 2|     her, the adorable girl who sat quietly sewing at my table,
 7 2|        he added, smiling as he sat down. Then suddenly he rose,
 8 2|      for science. The countess sat in silence for a moment
 9 2|   house, as she came and went, sat and chatted, beckoned to
10 2|      kind smile upon her lips, sat knitting stockings by the
11 2|  needed it badly,' I said as I sat down. (An anxious look passed
12 2|   addressed the stranger as he sat down at a neighboring table. ~" '
13 2|  existence nevertheless. As we sat together before a crackling
14 2|       utterly absorbed me as I sat beside her; as I looked
15 2|      fit of laughter, and then sat stupefied in calm dejection,
16 2|  Pauline,' I began. I went and sat near to her, so as to study
17 2|        her there. Although she sat beside me, she wished to
18 2|       or more fascinating. ~"I sat beside her in the cramped
19 2|        bed, while her mistress sat thoughtful and silent before
20 3|       Porriquet went on, "once sat for twenty-four hours leaning
21 3|      was reading the paper. He sat in an armchair wrapped in
22 3|  direction of his neighbor. He sat imperturbable as a duchess
23 3|    unaware that a pretty woman sat there just behind him. ~
24 3|     the back of the chair, and sat motionless, fixing his unseeing
25 3|       in her lawn raiment, and sat down on Raphael's knee. ~"
26 3|        a young pretty lady who sat doing nothing, minded to
27 3| unhappy," Raphael thought, and sat himself down at the foot
28 3|     down; the old man went and sat on a bench in the sun; the
29 3|        real position, Valentin sat down on the threshold, locked
30 3| Raphael climbed the crags, and sat down in a mossy cleft in
31 3|    fibres of the palate. There sat his friends; he saw them
32 3|        might waft away, as she sat there all in white, with