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  1 2 |     circumstance which explains the young man's final name of Louis.~ ~
  2 2 |             find in~Fanny O'Brien a young woman born to the highest
  3 3 |          asked the baroness.~ ~"The young girls and the old women
  4 3 |             when the~old baron, the young chevalier, and Gasselin
  5 4 |            whom the four Kergarouet young ladies all adored. Brought
  6 4 |          modern civilization, these young persons cared little for~
  7 4 |        decision in her~character; a young person should never assert
  8 4 |            the proper behavior of a young girl demanded much~more
  9 4 |          madame," he~added, "that a young man brought up by you, trained
 10 4 |           most dangerous~mistress a young man can have."~ ~"As to
 11 5 |             her as so dangerous for young souls by the rectorwould
 12 5 |            circumspect history of a young ladies'~boarding-school,
 13 5 |            ridiculous, the idolized young~lad was a fervent Catholic.~ ~
 14 5 |            her love for~him. If the young household would only listen
 15 5 |           mother, "where the rich~ ~young blood is flowing, belong
 16 5 |              Probably," replied the young man.~ ~Mariotte was not
 17 5 |            loved my Calyste."~ ~The young man bade adieu to his father
 18 6 |            sorceries. More than one young~girl and wife asked herself
 19 6 |          was long hidden a charming~young woman, very well-born, a
 20 6 |          masculine incarnation~of a young girl was brought about,
 21 6 |         years of age, had married a~young woman to whom he left the
 22 6 |          for by her uncle's wife, a young woman given over to the
 23 6 |    well-informed on all topics as a young man entering~a literary
 24 6 |           there the imaginations of young girls run riot. A brain
 25 6 |               In 1817 this charming young woman opened her house to
 26 6 |           in her soul a first love, young and fresh, at an age when
 27 7 |       ravished eyes of the ignorant~young countryman, the riches of
 28 7 |           of entering the room, the young man sat down upon a Gothic~
 29 7 |             grave! The heart of the young lover recognized~the cry
 30 7 |      pretends jealousy, and you are young, you are~handsome."~ ~"Why
 31 8 |            Montcornet told~him of a young lady in the department of
 32 8 |          admiration depicted on the young~man's face was more for
 33 8 |       although the fatigues of this young man are not apparent;~perhaps
 34 8 |       provoked.~ ~ ~"Calm yourself, young man; I have the utmost indulgence
 35 8 |        contrary," replied the angry young Breton, to whom Camille~
 36 8 |       should like to be that little young man," said the critic, sitting~
 37 8 | harmoniously blending. The handsome young man~in his black velvet
 38 8 |            life in Paris of several young men of the highest~nobility
 39 8 |     Mariotte endeavored to wean her young~master from the accomplished
 40 8 |      sardonically at Calyste.~ ~The young man was deeply wounded by
 41 8 |        break up the discussion, "do young men~like my Calyste, begin
 42 8 |          not for such love?~You are young and beautiful, and will
 43 8 |          the semi-dowagers, to~whom young men pay their first court,
 44 8 |      adolescent youth is too like a young woman~himself for a young
 45 8 |           young woman~himself for a young woman to please him. Such
 46 8 |            reason why the hearts of young women are only understood
 47 8 |       adroit in attracting~youth. A young man feels that he is sure
 48 8 |             is grand and sublime. A young woman has a thousand~distractions;
 49 9 |             IX A FIRST MEETING~What young man full of abounding but
 50 9 |         knows with what agility the young~Breton's feet sped along.
 51 9 |              besides, in such cases young fellows fancy that their~
 52 9 |           In~one of the boats was a young woman in a straw bonnet
 53 9 |            of his father's house. A~young man brought up as he had
 54 9 |         expectation is known to all young men. A subtle fire~flames
 55 9 |          hope, ardor, purity?~ ~The young Breton found the company
 56 9 |             heart~and thoughts. The young Breton suddenly felt within
 57 9 |             of appetite. Like other young men, his nature~was in the
 58 9 |      calculation, characteristic of young men whose hearts and lives
 59 9 |            of snow. The unfortunate young fellow~turned on Felicite
 60 9 |             might be alone~with the young Breton for a moment.~ ~"
 61 10|           so dramatic. You~are very young to enter such dangerous
 62 10|          interruption and leave the young Breton, who remained~like
 63 10|     struggle. Your power~may please young souls, like that of Calyste,
 64 10|           Calyste's behavior.~ ~The young fellow started at a great
 65 10|                I thought," said the young man, "that you would probably
 66 10|       Beatrix turned round, saw her young lover, and gave him the
 67 10|          caught her eye. Before the young Breton could get out of
 68 10|               Nothing," replied the young man, releasing himself with
 69 10|      constantly avoided meeting the~young man's eyes, and practised
 70 10|           the little Charlotte. The young man alone kept silence.
 71 11|             with the lightness of a young fawn to Les Touches and~
 72 11|    observing~Calyste, who, much too young and artless for the part
 73 11|          the first to carve on that young~heart the ineffaceable happiness
 74 11|             about her the beautiful young head of her late lover.~ ~"
 75 11|           before~me. And Sappho was young. A fine and touching heroine
 76 11|           Beatrix, sarcastically.~ ~Young lovers are like hungry men;
 77 11|           know" began the guileless young Breton, his face~glowing
 78 11|            She was~stupefied by the young man's assertion, and could
 79 11|     meaningly, with a~glance at the young Breton. "You know very well
 80 12|          effort of the mind. In all young men not tainted~by corruption
 81 12|          merit is there in loving a young and~beautiful and wise and
 82 12|      overthrow my~love. We are both young; we could fly on equal wing
 83 12|      Whatever you may think, she is young and I am old; her~heart
 84 12|           of my sex.~ ~You, who are young and full of delicacy, how
 85 12|            with simplicity. You are young; you are~ignorant of the
 86 12|          commend you to some divine young girl who is worthy of your~
 87 12|             short, I am a woman too young~to be anything but odious.
 88 12|          She will marry you to some young girl,~no matter what she
 89 12|          doing so, the hand of some young girl with whom you can~make
 90 12|             years, if need be. I am young, and you will be ever~beautiful.
 91 12|            sweet madness!" said the young man, kissing her.~ ~"I wish
 92 13|         first~love of so charming a young man. She did not go so far
 93 13|             bruised and wounded~the young soul which had flown so
 94 13|            the subject of a~love so young, guileless, sincere, and
 95 13|            head; but I am still too~young for that sort of thing.
 96 13|         dignity; in~short, you are /young/!that's the final word,
 97 14|        father and mother," said the young man to Camille.~ ~The marquise
 98 14|            opposition roused in the young man one of those mute inward~
 99 14|       presence of~the danger to his young master.~ ~"You must go to
100 14|             guileless innocence the young Breton allowed his~thoughts
101 14|          the captivating~image of a young man loving with idolatry
102 14|          upon the heart of the~poor young fellow, whom Felicite soothed
103 14|        gloved hand was~more to that young angel than the possession
104 14|            women in the eyes of her young lover, over whom she~now
105 14|           it~violently. But love in young men is so ecstatic and religious
106 14|          hoped to re-enter, and the young happiness offered to~her;
107 15|           it was impossible for the young Breton to~refuse this challenge.~ ~"
108 15|             of the rupture. You are young;~you don't yet know how
109 15|             really the executioner. Young men spit fire and flame;
110 15|             can weep, you are still~young. I, alas! can weep no more;
111 15|             composer, begged by~his young rival to sing, gave them
112 15|         life,a pure love, such as a young~girl dreams of; the only
113 15|          not, like you, a beautiful young life before me in which
114 16|         looked at~each other as the young man closed the door of his
115 16|          you begin to think of your young~days you forget everything."~ ~"
116 16|           dear Charlotte," said the young man, taking~her hands and
117 16|            shall wait," replied the young man.~ ~"And I, too," said
118 16|           Charlotte."~ ~He took the young girl's head and kissed her
119 16|      sunshine on a bench, where the young man's eyes could~wander
120 16|        perfectly~well; but like all young victims of melancholy, he
121 16|             consuming the beautiful young life.~ ~During the last
122 16|            will obey you," said the young man.~ ~"If you wish to make
123 17|          the honors of Paris to the young Breton, who was~insensibly
124 17|       during the winter of 1837 the young Baron du Guenic, whose youth~
125 17|             your hand and~name to a young and charming girl who can
126 17|             the contract," said the young baron, returning to the~
127 17|    situation not surprising~to some young brides and to many old women.
128 17|          discover this at once. But young girls of the faubourg~Saint-Germain,
129 17|             innocence and virtue of young~girls who, like Sabine,
130 17|          Grandlieu as~interesting a young woman as the heroine of
131 17|      heroine of the "Memoirs of two young~Married Women." Her letters
132 17|              I dare say justly, the young~women of the present day,
133 17|           ends the~honeymoon of the young women of the present day?~ ~
134 17|          rather false position of a~young wife listening to a confidence,
135 17|            I~was, in the drama of a young woman learning, officially,
136 17|             and after bouquets, and young brides who wanted us to
137 17|            forty times happier than young women, and then, speedily,~
138 18|            flowers of the soul of a young girl of~twenty, brought
139 18|             I do? None but innocent young men~should be married to
140 18|           should be married to pure young girls. But that's a deceptive~
141 18|          made for the return of the young household to Paris in December,
142 18|             to the happiness of the young~household by producing a
143 18|        women. In October, 1839, the young Baronne du Guenic had a~
144 18|          was now the comrade of the young Duc Georges de Maufrigneuse,~
145 18|          divert. Contact with those young husbands who deserted the
146 18|             domestic virtues of the~young Breton noble. The motherly
147 18|      support of the~dissipations of young men. A wife is proud to
148 18|           in spite of his will. The young Breton found Beatrix between
149 18|        would be difficult to find a young man more sacredly brought
150 18|            given him for his wife a young creature whose beauty was~
151 18|        sacred of duties; you have a young,~amiable, delightful wife;
152 18|         difficulties. Presently the young baron sat up, put his elbow
153 19|           senseless words which gay young mothers do and say. This~
154 19|             Calyste," said Sabine. "Young noblemen in~these days ought
155 19|             equal payments.~The two young women, Ursula and Sabine,
156 19|         morning at the~house of the young Duchesse Berthe de Maufrigneuse
157 19| mother-in-law, a pious duchess, the young viscountess, a~happy woman,
158 19|        angel!"~ ~Two days later the young wife was thought to be out
159 19|     successfully against a splendid~young woman, to carry away from
160 19|          The misfortune of the poor young wife, a rich and~beautiful
161 20|             a certain age, gives~to young women a splendor of freshness,
162 20|            what it is about."~ ~The young wife sat down. No longer
163 20|             longer~present the poor young woman burst into tears,
164 20|         what torture there is for a young woman of twenty-three in~
165 21|        evening, as she sat with her young sister Athenais (whose marriage~
166 21|             for mysticism."~ ~"Poor young woman!" said the abbe, maliciously. "
167 21|            poor~MADAME. Now, if the young fellow who undertook to
168 22|           may inspire more than one young woman with~the determination
169 22|     education of Saint-Denis,~where young girls are admirably brought
170 22|             rat/, when applied to a young girl, means the guest or
171 22|            began to patronize a few young men,~artists, men of letters,
172 22|         place, these ten or a dozen young~fellows amused Arthur; they
173 22|           about the beauty of those~young men and the complacent good-nature
174 23|            poet accused Stidmann, a~young sculptor, of being his fortune
175 23|         Cellini. Claude Vignon, the~young Comte de la Palferine, Gobenheim,
176 23|          she had a penchant for the young~and witty La Palferine;
177 23|             estate in Alencon. This young man had already, during~
178 24|            Bohemia, the youngest of young men, though he was now~fully
179 24|      Portenduere in that~society of young women which includes Mesdames
180 24|       boulevard des Italiens with a young man already well-known,
181 25|             arm, and~nodding to the young Prince of Bohemia said,
182 25|         debts?" said Maxime, to the young count.~ ~"If I had none,
183 25|        never reach it," replied the young count.~ ~Maxime returned
184 25|            at the discretion of the young man.~ ~"Will you do something
185 25|         want her letters?" said the young count.~ ~"Ah! you are after
186 25|             roues/, the old and the young, rose. As Maxime got into
187 25|             had already~crushed the young wife's happiness.~ ~"Don'
188 25|              anxious to appear both young and beautiful, armed~herself
189 25|         there, my master," said the young count, bowing.~ ~"Why do
190 25|         butterfly took place in the~young, handsome, and clever Charles-Edouard,
191 25|          the graceful and presuming young~man so highly to Beatrix
192 25|            comrade, and he made the young count shine,~as a jeweller
193 26|             salon on the arm of the~young count, and finding Calyste,
194 26|      yourself thoroughly," said the young man in her ear, "you~ought
195 26|            made a dart forward, the young count said to him, "Are
196 26|          the~Jockey Club, where the young count was playing whist,
197 26|             wittiest and handsomest young man in Paris to~amuse you?'
198 26|            by a superior force,by a young man on whom her rank and
199 26|            de Trailles, to whom the young~/roue/ no doubt wished to