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1 4 |           The baroness, who~was bored by /mouche/, encouraged
2 7 | therefore ask~why the poor lad, bored like his mother with the
3 7 |    judge him, and he is already bored," she~continued. "He pines
4 8 |    country-place, where she was bored like a saint in paradise.
5 10|  onlookers~that the viscountess bored her four daughters prodigiously
6 22|     various amorous adventures, bored by women of fashion of the~
7 25|      fine~marriage when you are bored with your bohemian life."~ ~"
8 26|         the day when a woman is bored by~a lover) Beatrix trembled
9 26|         s sofa.~Heavens! how he bored me. But, you understand,