Chapter

 1 1|         passion is there in full measure, but the great number of
 2 1|       nothing here below in full measure but misfortune. ~There were
 3 1|          SHALL BE FULFILLED;~BUT MEASURE THY DESIRES, ACCORDING~TO
 4 2|         a penny. To complete the measure of my misfortune, my hat
 5 2|          she may have taken your measure while you still coveted
 6 2|       When I tried to share in a measure the action of movement prompted
 7 2|       you I can prove it. Let us measure it " ~"Goodness! he will
 8 2| repeating all the time: ~"Let us measure it! Let us measure it!" ~"
 9 2|        Let us measure it! Let us measure it!" ~"All right," said
10 2|      right," said Emile; "let us measure it!" ~The two friends spread
11 2|         champions, accustomed to measure themselves with excess,
12 2|          he had lately taken the measure of the piece of shagreen.
13 2|       quench his thirst, he must measure his life by the draughts
14 3|          taking in some sort the measure of the patient and the complaint,