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1 3 |   ladies here made a sign of consent. Gasselin then knelt down,~
2 10| separated?"~ ~"No, by mutual consent," replied Camille.~ ~"Ah,
3 15|  salon, and, as if by~mutual consent, they turned aside into
4 23|    are more reasonable; they consent to be only demigods.~This
5 25|      mother; she would never consent to my happiness."~ ~"You
6 25|    my mother, and obtain her consent."~ ~"How?"~ ~"If you would
7 26|   wish me for your~friend, I consent; but on one condition only."~ ~"
8 26|      Monsieur de Rochefide's consent is necessary."~ ~"Oh, my