Chapter

 1 1  |     that you were off into the country. For all that, we certainly
 2 1  |      bankers who represent the country to-day, just as the priests
 3 1  |        And since, for us, 'our country' means a capital where ideas
 4 1  | adorable of all countries, the country of joy, liberty, wit, pretty
 5 1  |    left to do but to set their country ablaze, blow their own brains
 6 1  |     and gone off down into the country somewhere to lead the life
 7 2  |        were a fete-day in some country town. At first I watched
 8 2  |     the summer with her at her country house. Plenty of young fops,
 9 3  |   having its own name, habits, country, and character, and every
10 3  |        huts about Mont Dore, a country whose stern and wild features
11 3  |        vast expanse of distant country at a glance, and he would
12 Epi| cousines sought to protect her country from modern intrusion." ~"