Chapter

 1 1  |    returned. For all that, if you bring a new hat with you, you
 2 1  |         head, there is nothing to bring one reviving thought. There
 3 1  |        last, and strong enough to bring about three days of delirium!
 4 1  |     explained to me that it would bring about a mysterious connection
 5 1  |         come about. ~He could not bring himself to believe in magic,
 6 1  |           you abominate; you must bring up children who will neglect
 7 1  |         contracting your muscles, bring back of a morning the wild
 8 2  |        allowed myself in which to bring to light a work which should
 9 2  |         in a very short time must bring me wealth and fame, and
10 2  |    Pauline, who would noiselessly bring me my frugal repast, when
11 2  | far-fetched imaginings? Could she bring me the love that is death,
12 3  |         said Raphael to himself, "bring an upright, virtuous, and
13 3  |         when the brightening days bring a belief in the nearness
14 3  |          do, I thought I ought to bring it, and that it would interest
15 3  |       expand it, we should try to bring a uniform eccentric force
16 3  |        the material gives out " ~"Bring about that result, sir,"
17 3  |      matter how enormous, did not bring with it the knowledge how
18 3  |        veins in an oak-leaf, that bring the colors of a rose window
19 Epi|         which no chance will ever bring back again. It is a woman'