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1 4 |    giddy, was lucky in her bold throws, her aunt on their~
2 8 |     You will see that I~am bold with my benefactress, my
3 8 | those looks, for instance,~bold, and yet reserved, bathed
4 10|     Her gait was tolerably bold and cavalier, which, however,~
5 12|   that was humble, and yet bold; she wanted him to grant
6 20|    her other proofs. Grown bold and~insolent, Beatrix wrote
7 22| Schiltz, a~leader of those bold Alsacian guerillas who came
8 23|  studied him to see if the~bold speculator had sufficient
9 25|     La Palferine, you've a bold~spirit, and you have even