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 1 1 |      large community. He went and came when he pleased;~all the
 2 2 |          old. The Baron du~Guenic came over to France to obtain
 3 2 |           At this moment Mariotte came in to light the lamp, which
 4 3 |           fairly fallen, Gasselin came into the hall and asked~
 5 3 |       eldest twenty~years of age) came to spend a few days with
 6 3 |          of the neighborhood also~came. It will be readily understood
 7 3 |        the rector coughed~when he came to the crucial words, /Domine,
 8 4 |       twenty-four years since she came of age she has never stayed
 9 5 |      frequent, and every night he came in later. The night before
10 5 |        whistling once.~ ~Mariotte came through the tower and appeared
11 5 |         she said, in a voice that came from her heart, "your father~ ~
12 6 |        for Steibelt when~the time came to perfect herself. The
13 6 |     behold the Grand Army when it came to the Champ de Mars, as
14 6 |           elite of Parisian women came. The parentage of~Mademoiselle
15 6 |      amusements of the intellect, came there and found~enjoyment.
16 6 |        others~lasted long; but it came to a terrible end; she was
17 6 |         society invested her. She came to be an acknowledged exception.
18 6 |      Touches~sent down to her. It came by a vessel to Nantes, thence
19 6 |           to Les Touches. Workmen came down from~Paris, and before
20 6 |       Italy. On that occasion she came~by way of Croisic and was
21 6 |       Touches'~existence. Letters came to the post-office, directed
22 8 |            and where the marquise came,to the verge of abysses.
23 8 |          for tyranny when the day came on which the marquise let~
24 8 |           is such a struggle. She came to see me. That woman, proud~
25 8 |            another journalist, he~came from the ranks of the bourgeoisie,
26 8 |       Croisic~by water. This idea came to me on finding that there
27 8 |           hamper you."~ ~Mariotte came to lay the table. Gasselin
28 8 |        she asked, when at last he came in.~ ~"Oh, mother, I have
29 9 |        She is there; Mademoiselle came for her this morning at
30 9 |          the pines of Les~Touches came in sight. He was afraid;
31 10|         then the voice of~Beatrix came fresh and pure to his ears
32 10|          of Claude Vignon.~ ~"You came to Paris last year desperately
33 10| Kergarouet learned that the offer came from the celebrated~Camille
34 10|           and her friend.~ ~Tears came into Charlotte's eyes. She
35 10|       madness of rivalry when she came in sight of the two~Parisian
36 10|       compensations."~ ~The tears came into Madame de Rochefide'
37 10|     Guenic mansion, where a crowd came near gathering, attracted
38 10|   attentions were gaining on~him, came to his aid.~ ~"Madame,"
39 11|      motive, but feeling that she~came to his assistance and seeing
40 11|          the contrary, before you came, I~described you in such
41 11|         at the same instant there came into her~soul that quiver
42 11|          The next morning Calyste came before mid-day and slipped
43 11|       circumstances Calyste often came near losing the fruit of~
44 11|      troubled voice, as the~tears came into his eyes.~ ~"Ought
45 12|           waters of gallantry, it came into Calyste's~head to consult
46 12|        time, she finally rose and came to him in a~manner that
47 13|    Mademoiselle des Touches.~ ~"I came here to find out," replied
48 13|         engage the boatmen, fears came into~Calyste's mind. Camille'
49 13|         like Beatrix this thought came like a thunder-clap. She~
50 13|           the time to go upstairs came, Camille offered her arm
51 14|          of Calyste's heart~there came a gleam of joy. He was there,
52 14|           love and his mad action~came as the thunderbolt that
53 14|    happiness, that of being loved came~later; and she used that
54 14|              Nevertheless the day came when the Breton, driven
55 14|           beneath the rocks, they came upon one of~those charming
56 15|        the~evidently happy Breton came up to bid Beatrix good-night,
57 15|            the~day before Beatrix came here, I drew you her portrait;
58 16|         of the chevalier, who now came vainly to the house to tempt~
59 16|          him. The baron, on this, came~out of his apathy and recovered
60 16|       Chevalier du Halga, who now came in,~unable to understand
61 16|      cruel emotions of the scene, came to his father's side. The
62 17|  accompanied by~her relations who came from England for this occasion,
63 17|    Grandlieu. The~congratulations came from the four witnesses,
64 17|        the old castle! The~rector came out, mother, with all his
65 17|      solemn, lonely by turns, and came here to kneel with~our happiness
66 18|        finds itself justified? It came to pass in this~way:~ ~ ~"
67 18|          Seeing his~weakness, she came at once to his succor to
68 18|          have~recourse. When they came together at night, and sometimes
69 19|   uneasiness~subsided, and Sabine came with a smiling face, and
70 19|        chill to her glowing~heart came near to killing her. As
71 19|         Vicomtesse de Portenduere came, the shuddering chill of~
72 20|            turned into a footman, came to say:~ ~"Madame is served."~ ~"
73 20|       three days' meditation, she came to the conclusion that~her
74 21|         is evidently an idea that came to you from afar," he said, "
75 22|       absurdity; even~his fortune came from his fathers. After
76 22|       bold Alsacian guerillas who came near saving the~Emperor
77 23|           to waste his time), and came to Paris, with the~intention
78 25|         Consequently, when Maxime~came to the breakfast, he found
79 25|       Couture, followed by Finot, came in; and, soon after,~all
80 25|       home to play music."~ ~"Who came to see you?" asked the marquis,
81 26|          he had been talking, and came down~to the marquise.~ ~"
82 26|           old fellow. When Arthur came in and~'surprised' us, Fabien
83 26|        and seen his rival.~ ~"Who came?" he said to Beatrix on
84 26|          Guenic, hungry for love, came early. La Palferine~was
85 26|        smiling at the change that came over Calyste's~face; which