Book, Chapter

 1    1,  21|    joints cracked, "What is the meaning of such audacity?" she demanded; "
 2    3,  90|      easily understood the true meaning of my answer, and his countenance
 3    3,  99|      that bed there? What's the meaning of all these sneaking preparations?
 4    4, 122|       has woven a more delicate meaning into it by means of circumlocutions,
 5    5, 145| startling insight into the real meaning of Kipling's poem, "The
 6    5, 145|       does not grasp its deeper meaning. Marchena seems to have
 7    5, 150|       verb "vivere" has taken a meaning very much broader and less
 8    5, 150|         of the extension in the meaning of this word is to be found
 9    5, 151|      fact, I affirm that such a meaning is easily possible." Professor
10    5, 156|        confiding dupes the real meaning of the engagement they have
11    6     |         polluted the temple" as meaning those who were guilty of