Chapter

 1 1|    fancies of others who had gone before him. He smiled to
 2 1|     try a fall with; we have gone so far as to say that you
 3 1| would have taken orders, and gone off down into the country
 4 1| modern society, and has even gone a little further." ~"What
 5 2|     political writer; he has gone halves, thirds, or quarters
 6 2|      working; her mother had gone to bed. I flung a stealthy
 7 2|  faint-heartedness; if I had gone a step beyond these fraternal
 8 2|      Byron's poems: they had gone to light a fire of a few
 9 2|     it is true; I could have gone back to my garret after
10 3|   the Ital no, he hasn't yet gone to the Italiens, though,
11 3|    to himself. He would have gone on reading, and felt for
12 3|     smoking a cigar that has gone out, and enter a drawing-room
13 3|       how goes chemistry?" ~"Gone to sleep. Nothing new at
14 3|    he exclaimed. "To-day has gone like a dream." ~He leaned
15 3|     the billiard players had gone. ~"I have only to let them
16 3|   read the first sentence: ~"Gone! This really is a flight,