Chapter

 1 1  |  plantain tree that bears its pleasant manna without the toil of
 2 1  |     Who knows? Suspense is so pleasant." ~"Unluckily," Emile said,
 3 1  |     that sparkles, everything pleasant, belongs to youth alone.
 4 2  |     happinesses, which are so pleasant to look back upon. Our jaded
 5 2  |     tried it afresh. It was a pleasant life, with the tasks that
 6 2  |     plainly showed me in that pleasant way of his that makes him
 7 2  | little modern room, it was so pleasant and fresh, and not heavy,
 8 2  |       on the walls in odd but pleasant contrast. ~" 'You would
 9 2  | manner calmed me. There was a pleasant heartiness in the worthy
10 2  |     gaily breakfasting in the pleasant company of my friends, I
11 3  |    which is all very nice and pleasant and convenient for us great
12 3  |      a velvet slipper. It was pleasant to see her in this negligent
13 3  |     was middle-aged; he had a pleasant face, made pleasanter still
14 3  |    they went towards a rather pleasant house in the Rue du Buffon,
15 3  |  expression that was kind and pleasant; the pale curls of his wig
16 3  |    low-growing shrubs, now by pleasant sloping meadows; there is
17 3  |      at a lonely point on the pleasant slope where the village
18 3  |       the very depths of that pleasant little garden, where it
19 3  |       of his sojourn in these pleasant surroundings, Valentin tasted
20 3  |     passed through one of the pleasant valleys of the Bourbonnais.
21 3  |     and everywhere there were pleasant chateaux, hillside villages,
22 Epi|      Do you sometimes spend a pleasant winter evening by your own