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1 Note|       description of her, though~applied by some to the famous Mademoiselle
2 13  |          to which she had justly applied the epithet~of obstinate.~ ~
3 18  |     white~brow sparkled. She had applied an imperceptible tinge of
4 18  |   remains of which had been well~applied. On a little table Calyste
5 22  |    method of repeating them, and~applied them as formulas of criticism.
6 22  | vocabulary. The~word /rat/, when applied to a young girl, means the
7 22  |         the one~entertained, but applied to a man it signifies the
8 23  |   Failing in those directions he~applied to Couture, for whose dinners
9 25  |         so clever a mind, and he applied a balm instantly by~putting