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1 1 | Paris, scarcely connected by wretched roads with~the sub-prefecture,
2 8 |    is posing~as a man who is wretched at having left me. You will
3 12|      hour to hour, is a mere~wretched passion. In order to grow,
4 12|    drops of~water. I am made wretched by trifles that most women
5 13|  could not endure to see him wretched and unhappy. Still, I had~
6 26|   Palferine,for such~are the wretched calculations and the fiery
7 26|    left her, Beatrix felt so wretched, so profoundly~humiliated,