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id: 27537
title: Sentimental Education; Or, The History of a Young Man. Volume 2
author: Flaubert, Gustave
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  had come, he was surprised at not having thought of Madame Arnoux. Frederick, as a matter of good taste, thought he ought not to be present Regimbart said to Frederick, who was walking between him and Dussardier: He threw his arms around Frederick, felt him, and covered his face with Pellerin had got up this exhibition in order to compel Frederick to pay, Deslauriers had carried away from Frederick''s house the copy of the deed He took confidence, and said that he had known Arnoux a long time. Frederick started back in surprise, then said he had brought the thing Madame Arnoux; he felt a longing to run in order to meet her. son''s head on her account; and Madame Arnoux saw him a young man, "No matter!" said Frederick; "for my part, I consider the people Frederick took the letter to show it to Madame Dambreuse.


id: 2527
title: The Sorrows of Young Werther
author: Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von
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  draw comfort from his sorrows; and let this little book be thy friend, Charlotte''s approbation, and will feel it in their hearts when they read "Who is Albert," said I to Charlotte, "if it is not impertinent to ask?" I thought, possessed some natural feeling, because he was a man of but during our walk I thought I saw in Charlotte''s dark eyes--I am a know a man able to supplant me in the heart of Charlotte; and yet when happy hours, till at length I feel compelled to tear myself away from Werther!" she continued, with a firm but feeling voice; "but shall we "Charlotte," I said, as I took her hand in mine, and my eyes filled with Werther!" she said, in a tone of emotion, "you, who know my heart, how my dear friend, so happy and so confined, were the thoughts of our good


id: 11720
title: Fenton''s Quest
author: Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth)
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  She thought of Gilbert Fenton a good deal during the rest of that day; little girl is wise enough to know the value of a good man''s love." This man was John Saltram, the one intimate and chosen friend of Gilbert In the mean time he makes the best of life, has his good days Custom, which made Marian Nowell dearer to Gilbert Fenton every day, had Gilbert," said Marian; "that Mr. Saltram of whom you think so much. John," said Gilbert Fenton, with a half-regretful sigh; "under happy John Saltram watched Marian Nowell''s face thoughtfully as he talked to good can ever come of my marriage, Miss Long,'' she said to me; ''I think I "My dear foolish Gilbert," said John Saltram, "how much useless trouble away," John Saltram said, in answer to a question of Gilbert''s; "but I told Gilbert, as he left the house, that the old man''s life was now only


id: 11303
title: Vain Fortune: A Novel
author: Moore, George
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  Ford looked at Hubert questioningly; then he said ''I have always noticed ''It is a play that only appeals to the few.'' And, encouraged by Mrs. Bentley''s manner, Hubert told her how happy endings and comic love-scenes ''We know nothing for certain,'' he answered; and then he said, ''You and Mrs. Bentley have lived a long time together?'' ''I hope, Emily, that you will stay here as long as you like,'' he said, in a ''I like to stop here as long as you are here,'' Emily said, in a low voice. things in that way, but I do want to make the place look a little like alone, what ever would they think!" Hubert said, "Will you come with me? At the end of a long silence, Hubert said, ''Will you not come up-stairs, ''If that is so,'' she said, turning her eyes on Hubert, and looking as if


id: 34828
title: Sentimental Education; Or, The History of a Young Man. Volume 1
author: Flaubert, Gustave
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  little girl by the hand, recalled to his mind Madame Arnoux''s negress. Frederick found himself close to a fair-haired young man with a "At Jacques Arnoux''s establishment?" said Frederick. This remark recalled Madame Arnoux to Frederick''s thoughts. asked Frederick to write, under his own eyes, a little before the hour Frederick, on seeing Deslauriers, began to tremble like an adulteress When they were passing into the dining-room, Madame Arnoux took his arm. Arnoux watched them going off; then, turning towards Frederick: Frederick had scarcely turned round when his door-keeper placed a letter "Would you like me to go back with you?" said Madame Arnoux. Frederick could see nothing of Madame Arnoux save her good fortune in his hands when he longed to carry it to Madame Arnoux. Arnoux and Frederick returned together, just as they had come. Madame Arnoux even pointed out to Frederick in the lobby an Frederick gave Madame Arnoux an anxious,


id: 40492
title: Sylvie: souvenirs du Valois
author: Nerval, Gérard de
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  of a young man of the good old times, smiling with red lips and brown sonnet on Gérard, and the lovely lines upon "Sylvie et Aurélie," were a no true country, here;--no return to thy happy-hearted love: the desert let me recall old memories of the days when I came here so often. and Sylvie gathered an armful, saying it was for her aunt who loved to reached the first houses where Sylvie''s aunt lived in a little cottage "Good morning, aunt; here are your children!" cried Sylvie; "and we are shall not let you touch it," she said decidedly to Sylvie, who was of a young man of the good old times, with laughing black eyes and rosy "Sylvie," said I, "you no longer love me." "Lost in thought?" said Sylvie; and she began to sing: One day, Aurélie said to me: "There is the man who loves me!"


id: 44486
title: Dodo: A Detail of the Day. Volumes 1 and 2
author: Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic)
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  "Jack, you sha''n''t lecture me," said Dodo; "I shall do precisely as "Jack, you are horrible," said Dodo impatiently, "you don''t believe in "Come, Jack," said Dodo. Dodo left the room, and Mrs. Vivian turned to Jack. "It is so good of you, Dodo, to ask me like this," said Mrs. Vivian, "Dear Dodo," said Mrs. Vivian, "you are looking wonderfully better. "I don''t know what''s the matter with Jack," said Dodo, rather "Dear old Jack," said Dodo, "it does me good to see you. "Jack, it is good of you to come so soon," he said; "Dodo has missed "I wish Chesterford wouldn''t take Jack off in that way," said Dodo "You''re absurd," said Dodo; "but really, Jack, I wish you''d marry "That''s good, Jack," said Dodo; "but you''re not consistent. "I don''t know what Dodo will do," said Jack. "I think I shall come too," said Dodo.


id: 56577
title: Adrian Savage: A Novel
author: Malet, Lucas
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  added, turning to Adrian, "I leave you, you lucky young man, in She looked at the young man sideways without turning her head. "My good Isherwood," Miss Smyrthwaite said, softly, as she moved away the young man''s goodness of heart, sense of personal success, delight "Our good Challoner is a little disposed to magnify his office," Adrian Joanna raised herself, looking, not at Adrian Savage, but past him, out The women"--Adrian paused, looking full at Madame St. Leger--"I am ''impertinent''?" René Dax asked, softly and sadly, as Madame St. Leger--the little girl''s coat removed and her frilled white skirts "It comes to this, then, my dear young man, I think," she said. She no longer shaded her eyes with her hand, but looked full at Adrian, "This is what I have so wanted to tell you, Adrian," Joanna went on. "Since you are good enough to ask my advice, dear cousin," Adrian said,


