Chapter

 1 1|    Benvenuto Cellini's workshop carried him back to the Renaissance
 2 1|  geological writings of Cuvier? Carried by his fancy, have you hung
 3 1|   constitutional thimble-rig is carried on to-day, dear boy, more
 4 1|      pictures, what luxury well carried out! If one may believe
 5 1| European notions, sustained and carried pyramids of strawberries,
 6 2|         believe that my opinion carried any weight whatever; I took
 7 2|        ran against me, and that carried off all my available cash.
 8 2|        would rather myself have carried my bed thither than have
 9 2|    Corsican monk. This is how I carried it out. On the days when
10 2|           Rastignac's eloquence carried me away. The attractions
11 2|          ministers, and artists carried, more or less, towards destruction
12 2|      ankle. Mankind at large is carried away by fits of intoxication,
13 2| appreciate. A borrower is often carried away and over-mastered by
14 2|        the Chatelet, were to be carried off by the broker's men,
15 2|    brains." ~At the word, Emile carried Raphael off into the dining-room. ~"
16 3|       overthrown, enveloped and carried away by a waterspout. ~"
17 3|      water for the dwelling was carried. At the base of the hill