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1 8 |       from a calyx, and could fling~back the curls of her head
2 8 |       it~natural for youth to fling itself on fruits? The autumn
3 11|        if he asked it,I would fling myself into the sea. Sometimes
4 11|       is the Unknown. I shall fling myself into that as into
5 12| letter into her glove.~ ~"You fling yourself on a woman's dress
6 13|    smiling.~ ~"You want me to fling myself at Calyste's head;
7 15|    him, he wanted at first to fling himself upon Conti and~tell
8 20|  restrained fury does a woman fling herself upon~the red-hot