Chapter

 1 1  |        to lie on, or any one to speak a word for him - a perfect
 2 1  |        him enter, nor move, nor speak. There was something magical
 3 1  |       Mahomet. If common report speak truth, here are thirty men
 4 2  |  solicitude, I dared neither to speak nor to be silent seasonably.
 5 2  |     evil days are sisters; they speak a common language; they
 6 2  |     spoke when it fell to me to speak, trying to state the questions
 7 2  |      which love awoke in me. To speak of art, is to speak of illusion.
 8 2  |          To speak of art, is to speak of illusion. Love passes
 9 2  |            At first I could not speak, or master the tempest that
10 2  |       fearfully or ever I might speak of my love or of dying for
11 2  |         had never been heard to speak a word about her affairs
12 2  |        her all to myself, so to speak. My wandering fancy broke
13 2  |        word to say, or if I did speak, I renounced love; and I
14 2  |   friends is not clever, so you speak of his integrity and his
15 2  |       midnight. ~" 'If I do not speak,' I thought to myself, '
16 2  | answered' 'but why will you not speak to me now?' ~" 'To be candid
17 2  |  exclaimed, seeing her about to speak, and I went away. ~"At eight
18 2  |       my pen write and my voice speak for you alone; be the inmost
19 2  |        me to leave the table to speak to him, blight my spirits,
20 3  | Jonathan," the Swiss remarked; "speak to him." ~Fellow-feeling
21 3  |     Raphael. ~"I should like to speak with M. Raphael, sir," said
22 3  |     shelter from the rain. ~"To speak with my Lord the Marquis?"
23 3  |          I am the master, so to speak, and he is the servant,
24 3  |      like my own, is it not?" ~"Speak!" she cried. "Go on speaking,
25 3  |         happy you are - you can speak!" Raphael exclaimed. "My
26 3  |     lips has purified me, so to speak. A new life seems about
27 3  |        its whiteness was, so to speak, whiter still just then
28 3  |      you yet the mute lips that speak to you in slumber of the
29 3  |       manner that she wished to speak with him, he walked towards
30 Epi|       by the wind, her features speak of a rapture of delight;