Chapter

 1 1|       the inner staircase which led to the first floor, with
 2 1|         the thought of the life led by this spirit, so solitary
 3 1| recalled his fate to him, as it led him imperceptibly back from
 4 1|      answer. His superior smile led the young scientific man
 5 2|    myself up for lost; my fancy led me to look on a cafe as
 6 2|        face. For about a year I led outwardly the life of a
 7 2|       for that artificial life, led by candle-light, where every
 8 2|     with pebbles over a pond, I led a sedentary life with a
 9 2|       ten months of seclusion I led the life of poverty and
10 2|      carpets in her mansion and led her out to her splendid
11 2|     hell. ~"Until last winter I led the uneventful studious
12 2|      Then suddenly he rose, and led me by the hand into a bedroom,
13 2|        life of study that I had led for three years past ended
14 2|        and described the life I led; heated not with wine, as
15 2|       in the garret where I had led my scholar's temperate life,
16 3|     with a favorable answer. He led the old gentleman through
17 3|         at any price, and so he led the life of a machine in
18 3| happiness of being beloved, and led with Pauline the life of
19 3|        nor even of himself, and led the life of science for
20 3|    Raphael, with a smile, as he led Horace into his study to
21 3|          Who, in short, has not led a lazy life, the life of
22 3|        a care or a wish Raphael led for some days' space. He