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1 Note|   of~life, has never been accused of representing actual persons
2 4   |  up the deficiency, being accused by the rest of thinking
3 4   |  it was long; the~players accused their /mouche/ as Negroes
4 6   | Tour de Nesle was falsely accused of doing; but to the Abbe
5 22  | to abandon a new fashion. Accused of nothing worse~than spending
6 22  | Paris. Certainly the Rat,~accused of demolishing fortunes
7 23  |   desperate; but the poet accused Stidmann, a~young sculptor,