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1 6 |       vexatious. More sad, more serious than gracious, that face
2 6 |        at things that made~them serious. This contradiction of her
3 7 |         tears, and sometimes in~serious states of illness or disorder.
4 11|      assure you," she said in a serious tone,~"you will lose her
5 17|         well-nigh forgotten the serious~situation of which I spoke
6 21| confessions stole from the more serious miseries of the parish.~ ~
7 21|       It is very dreadful, very serious; but you know what our dear
8 24|      contrived to persuade that~serious Breton that she has never