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1 2 |     and simply as if he had merely passed a~season at Nantes.
2 12|     this artless letter was merely~repetition. But if it was
3 16|     the family language. He~merely requested his father to
4 18| women are~usually those who merely love; those who retain love
5 22|   thousand francs~sometimes merely to read in the newspapers: '
6 24|     to demand guarantees. I merely mean that you must follow
7 24|    virtuous; that Conti was merely a sentimental head-love