Chapter

 1 1|        ruined players, as they passed out, their mute imprecations,
 2 1|       thoughts as these, which passed in fragments through his
 3 1|       Forum, the angry people, passed in review before him like
 4 1|         where one by one there passed before his wearied eyes
 5 1|      none of thee as yet." ~He passed his hand over his forehead
 6 1|         as you know, authority passed over from the Tuileries
 7 1| uttered over our cups; we have passed our judgments on life while
 8 1|       impossible pictures that passed unceasingly before their
 9 1|      on the other hand, a life passed in the limbo of the abstract
10 2|    meant by 'The Spirit of God passed before his face.' I had
11 2|      hope in every change that passed over her face. This mute
12 2|       face. This mute converse passed between soul and soul, like
13 2|        my hand, if her fingers passed caressingly through my hair
14 2| mistress on the morrow. ~"As I passed under the gateway of the
15 2|    over-glossy, and might have passed for the hat of a frugally
16 2|     sat down. (An anxious look passed over her face.) 'Do you
17 2|      needs'; for the hard look passed over her face which we wear
18 3|   thought, in the scene he had passed through. He could hardly
19 3|        from the steel, Raphael passed into a large, clean, and
20 3|  notice of Raphael as the boat passed, except the elderly lady'
21 3|       night, and awoke as they passed through one of the pleasant
22 3|      swam before his gaze, and passed rapidly away like the vague
23 3|        evening, after they had passed Cesne, he was awakened by
24 3|        he was smiling - he had passed no doubt through the gate