Chapter

 1 1|     tepid water. He merely asked leave to see if the shop contained
 2 1|        tremble and start, and to leave its place gravely or flippantly,
 3 1|      which I could fulfil, but I leave that to the issues of your
 4 1|   Republican. ~"Are you going to leave our heads on our shoulders?"
 5 1|        be rendered: ~"Virtue! we leave that to deformity and to
 6 2|         the world, as sheep that leave their wool on the briars
 7 2|     symbol of purity. But let us leave the poor child to her own
 8 2|          no one, and anybody may leave his card here. If I were
 9 2|         go out, and begged me to leave her alone. I was in such
10 2|         s money, desert her, and leave her at last in utter wretchedness.' ~"
11 2|         see her for a moment! To leave my work and go without food
12 2|         man's tailor, who was to leave me in peace until I married. ~"
13 2|       any one,' I said. 'I shall leave you to finish your life
14 2|         alarm. ~" 'I am going to leave you, dear Pauline.' ~" '
15 2|       spectre would compel me to leave the table to speak to him,
16 3| ingratitude is a grievous fault. Leave me now," he added. "Tomorrow
17 3|          had happened to him, to leave him yet one hope. ~But when
18 3|        flinging off her scarf to leave her throat uncovered, and
19 3|         his place, and could not leave it to go any nearer to the
20 3|        in silence. ~"Why did you leave us then?" she asked, dropping
21 3|   heiress. Both he and my mother leave me completely free to decide
22 3|          other. ~"Ah, I will not leave you any more," said Pauline,
23 3|        there any doubt?" ~"Then, leave me, go away!" ~The poor
24 3|          life," and Raphael took leave of the learned naturalist
25 3|      patient, the monomania will leave him. I will say no more
26 3|   treatment he must have. Let us leave theories alone, and put
27 3|          of unliveried servants, leave your real character at home,
28 3|    Raphael's mouth, and took his leave without finding another
29 3|        either take to his bed or leave the baths. The visitors
30 3|             If you had wished to leave me for ever, you would not
31 3|          in the evening he would leave his bed, with no very clear
32 3|    afraid of me well " ~"Go! go! leave me," Raphael muttered at