Chapter

 1 1|       hopes; yet he looks to a future which is not his, to indemnify
 2 1|        the dry bones of twenty future worlds. ~At a first glance
 3 1|   shapes of flame, as once the future blazed out before the eyes
 4 1|      hearkened for them in the future, and had to turn to the
 5 1|        the assembled guests, a future lay before some five; ten
 6 1|     you ever reflect upon your future?" ~"My future!" she answered
 7 1|        upon your future?" ~"My future!" she answered with a laugh. "
 8 1|         What do you mean by my future? Why should I think about
 9 1|        it is? And besides, the future, as we know, means the hospital." ~"
10 1|           How can you forsee a future in the hospital, and make
11 2|   turned on the table where my future felicity lay at stake, a
12 2|       proceedings on which our future depended. We might be compelled
13 2|   charity have at any rate the future of the battlefield before
14 2|    this 'account rendered,' my future lay in a linen bag with
15 2|        urged on towards a fair future walks through life like
16 2|        prospect of a brilliant future? At each obstacle that I
17 2|        be unworthy of the fair future promised by her imperial
18 2|    them. I was looking to your future when I thought of introducing
19 2|       life and she blighted my future with the cool indifference
20 2|        from it an augury of my future, but there is no limit to
21 2|  seemed to read my life and my future. I thanked the mother and
22 2| introduce to you as one of our future literary celebrities. He
23 2|         I began to live in the future, rehearsed my life drama,
24 2|       the nominal author of my future labors just getting up. ~"
25 2|  credit. To hear him talk, the future was the largest and most
26 2|       capital in the world. My future luck was hypothecated for
27 2|        friends. ~" 'There is a future before him,' said Rastignac. '
28 2|   resemblance to the US of the future or of the past. I had never
29 2|      yours,' I cried, 'but the future is mine! I only lose a woman;
30 3|        a man of science with a future before him, the most distinguished
31 3|      the eyes that foresee the future, the poet his faculty of
32 3|       his tears. ~"And for the future you had very much better