Chapter

 1 1  |   death gave him, for the time being, the intrepidity of a duchess
 2 1  |    again. The old man became a being of flesh and blood, very
 3 1  |      remarked to this pleasing being, "if you ever reflect upon
 4 2  |      my piano could stand. Not being rich enough to furnish this
 5 2  |       drawing-rooms, the frail being who lies about in the morning
 6 2  |      but he stands a chance of being nominated Receiver General,
 7 2  |        to him that a reasoning being could refuse an introduction
 8 2  |       craving that every human being feels, it could only be
 9 2  |        only, - this enchanting being was mine, as was permissible,
10 2  |         you grow accustomed to being drunk; you pass whole nights
11 2  |  stripped of its disguises, at being confronted thus with sin,
12 2  |       confers the privilege of being impertinent. You are one
13 3  |        to Raphael that all her being was suddenly communicated
14 3  | movement, startled no doubt at being brought in contact with
15 3  | himself up to the happiness of being beloved, and led with Pauline
16 3  |       believe that the Supreme Being would take pleasure in torturing
17 3  |        strangely turned up, by being constantly raised to scratch
18 3  |  brought the steam-engine into being. But water will only expand
19 3  |   while its incompressibility, being a force in a manner negative,
20 3  |        A doctor is an inspired being, endowed by God with a special
21 3  |      said an old lady; "we are being stifled " ~The peculiarly
22 3  |        for the life of a human being, the only true and possible
23 3  |  emanations from a measureless Being which was acting, thinking,
24 Epi|      lightning from the sky, a being uncreated, of spirit and