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1 6 |       in a feminine desire to escape fame~and remain obscure,
2 7 |   things, which~may, perhaps, escape the eyes of those who work
3 7 |     not obligatory, in~short, escape us. Suffering for suffering,
4 8 |      the Baltic. I shall~thus escape the fatigue and the cost
5 17|   desire solitude and seek to~escape both the world and their
6 18|      October of that year, to escape the crying of the~newly
7 18|       He~escaped as prisoners escape, happy in being afoot, and
8 25| fellow, you have had quite an escape. Just imagine!~Aurelie took
9 26|      salon,~thinking: "I will escape into a convent; I will make