Chapter

 1 1| the dead come to life, the history of the world is laid open
 2 1|  of sea, the fair faces of history. In my imaginary seraglio
 3 1|    and I will tell you the history of it as we go." ~By fair
 4 1|   Nathan. "What befell The History of the King of Bohemia and
 5 1|     Ah, if you but knew my history!" ~"Pooh," said Emile; "
 6 1|    us to study the natural history of hearts, when they are
 7 2| table - a fool's notion of history." ~Emile was so much struck
 8 2| upon it. ~"I spare you the history of my earlier visits, to
 9 2|    been writing a Royalist history of the Revolution.' ~"Then,
10 2|   types of my own personal history, images of my life! I could
11 2|   cicisbeo, telling him my history no doubt, rating mine as
12 3|   some period when natural history was much neglected in France,
13 3|  giving to Don Quixote the history of the goats; he was entertaining