Book, Chapter

 1  Int     |          aloof as Flaubert, in the opinion of Charles Whibley, and,
 2  Int,   1|       Fulgentius we may hazard the opinion that the beginning of the
 3  Int,   2| unanswerable, and the consensus of opinion is in favor of the latter
 4    1,   7|         except what will, in their opinion, be most acceptable to their
 5    1,  21|  refraining from any expression of opinion, when the lady herself entered
 6    2,  59|          and Publilius. I'm of the opinion that the first was the more
 7    2,  60|        Then there's the bee: in my opinion, they're divine insects
 8    2,  69|         his death-bed, and it's my opinion she'll have a large sum
 9    4, 105|        each of us to offer his own opinion. "Just imagine," said he, "
10    4, 114|        HUNDRED AND TENTH.~It is my opinion that he intended favoring
11    4, 115|       whole city there was but one opinion, men of every calling agreed
12    5, 130|             Don't have such a high opinion of yourself," said she, "
13    5, 145|            is anyone who holds the opinion that young men should be
14    5, 145|         there is some diversity of opinion upon this matter. It will
15    5, 145|        with all due respect to thy opinion, Cerinthus), the togaed
16    5, 145|      encyclopedia (1837) is of the opinion that the vice had its origin
17    5, 153|           doubtful but I am of the opinion that the derivation suggested
18    6     |           apology but to share the opinion of Alceste.~A courtesan