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1 1 |    holes of the casemates once occupied by halberdiers and archers,
2 2 |        on useless things which occupied the minds~of other persons.
3 2 |     the~noxious beast that had occupied his mind for a week. He
4 3 | baroness, whose whole soul was occupied by love for her son and~
5 6 |       called the Hundred Days,~occupied her mind and preserved her
6 6 |     Paris, and before long she occupied Les Touches, which pleased
7 14|      days long past a~fortress occupied the spot. The sardine-fishers
8 17|        the apartments~formerly occupied by herself and her late