Chapter

 1 1|      again for him, but his mind received no clear and perfect conception.
 2 1|        figure by Correggio never received the glance it demanded of
 3 2|     demonstration on my part was received by him as a childish absurdity.
 4 2|   different from those generally received; as I wished to scale the
 5 2|        flower. How had my senses received this warning? There is something
 6 2|        me, and that I have never received again any of those who were
 7 2|         me, or I should not have received this friendly admonition;
 8 2|        deeply not to hate me. He received me with the polite coldness
 9 2|          cousin was present; she received me less cordially perhaps
10 2|         On the days when Foedora received, her rooms were far too
11 2| deference. Acting in this way, I received a favor - I was allowed
12 2|          which were flatteringly received. Great men who followed
13 2|          like a man who has just received a blow. Acclamation took
14 3|           Now he had grasped and received the meaning of those imaginative,
15 3| compliments with which the crowd received his mistress delighted him;
16 3|         side in a lower box, and received an approving smirk from
17 3|   settlement. The worthy man had received neither pension nor decoration;
18 3|         three doctors. The three received every answer in silence,
19 3|          just as the prophet has received the eyes that foresee the
20 3|          bodily ills than he had received it at her hands for the
21 3|          which it fancies it has received from them; society, like
22 3|         looked towards him as he received his adversary's fire. Charles'