Chapter

 1 1  |        the academician Auger had sought for his snuff-box as he
 2 1  | bargaining over curiosities. ~He sought, one might say, to regain
 3 1  |         roved among the Abruzzi, sought for Italian love intrigues,
 4 2  |   felicity; yet, for all that he sought to procure relaxations for
 5 2  |       cause her no surprise; she sought out a key from the row,
 6 2  |       embrasure of a window, and sought to discover her thoughts
 7 2  |  inquiring glance, as if she had sought to please me alone by it.
 8 2  |         was restored to me, as I sought to extend the protection
 9 2  |    sadness became unendurable; I sought to end the horrible conflict
10 3  |          the rest of Paris still sought warmth from its melancholy
11 3  |   apparent interest. The invalid sought to guess their thoughts,
12 3  |         he dropped; he hurriedly sought the Magic Skin to see what
13 3  |       secret impulses of nature, sought by passive obedience to
14 3  |         his arms. ~The dying man sought for words to express the
15 Epi|         dame des belles cousines sought to protect her country from