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 1 1 |          instead of stones, would find images of~the time of Louis
 2 1 |        France, which connoisseurs find~inescutcheoned in the shields
 3 1 |          you do not now expect to find~the Baron du Guaisnic sword
 4 2 |          her tenderness, you will find her outward~graces; she
 5 2 |  therefore agreeably surprised to find in~Fanny O'Brien a young
 6 3 |      linen whenever she wanted to find one or other of the two~
 7 4 |          despised. You can always find a match of seven thousand
 8 4 |         as they say it is. I will~find out the truth. Mademoiselle
 9 5 |      Guenics, might enable her to find a wife~for Calyste, who
10 5 |    interest in Calyste to wish to find him~an heiress, knowing
11 6 |  influences? Science may some day find the reason of this~peculiarity,
12 6 |         wrinkle. There, again, we find the granite of~an Egyptian
13 6 |         wholly woman. He fears to find the strange distortion of
14 6 |        risen? Yes, a man fears to find in such a woman something~
15 6 |         at whose feet her priests find the dead~bodies of the daring
16 6 |          end; she was destined to find~in her soul a first love,
17 7 |   creations of art~that she could find. The little salon is hung
18 7 |          Savonnerie;~in short, we find here all those elegant,
19 7 |          going?" she asked.~ ~"To find him," he replied.~ ~"Dear
20 7 |       distracted! Where could you find him on that~wide shore?"~ ~"
21 7 |       that~wide shore?"~ ~"I will find him."~ ~"Your mother would
22 8 |           grandee, was anxious to find an alliance among the higher~
23 8 |          having left me. You will find what I may~call the most
24 8 |         French opera; he does not find in Italy the pecuniary gains~
25 9 |     dinner. You had better go and find~Mademoiselle des Touches.
26 10|          the marquise; you cannot find a better~barrier between
27 10|          was surprised himself to find how little pity he felt
28 10|          Breton. "Where could you find such flowers in the~hedges,
29 10|         sharply; "I can very well find a horse in~Saint-Nazaire
30 10|           Your maid, madame, will find a seat by the~coachman,
31 10|      Camille.~ ~"But where do you find those deep reflections,
32 10|           pictures?"~ ~"Where you find the witty things you say,
33 10| compositions do you prefer?"~ ~"I find it difficult to prefer any
34 11|        not to see her, but I will find~you a number of interesting
35 11|         into the sea. Sometimes I~find myself wishing that he would
36 11|         time she was enchanted to find the great writer a victim
37 12|     sooner or later the maid will find out the secret,~and it is
38 12|         adores you. You would not find in me either the~perfections
39 12|           Yes, I believe I should find courage to kill a man who,~
40 12|        what she suffers. She will find you a free Beatrixif~it
41 12|       mate it seems~impossible to find; but Camille will obtain
42 13|        Touches.~ ~"I came here to find out," replied Calyste, on
43 13|        near Paris, where you will find all the comforts of life,
44 14|        all ruggedness.~ ~You will find under a naturally vaulted
45 14|       Conti would be enchanted to find an opportunity to~part from
46 15|         Les Touches, delighted to~find that Conti, who concealed
47 15|        nor my soul a love. So,~to find consolation, I have had
48 16|     Calyste to take~exercise, and find something to amuse him.
49 16|        him to Paris, where he can find her. Come, Calyste."~ ~"
50 16|         to Paris with me. We will find Beatrix," she added in a
51 17|          old women. All those who find~themselves the sick-nurses,
52 17|     present moment, dear mamma, I find marriage a delightful~affair,
53 17|          weariness, which made me find in my bed a sleep I~never
54 18|         would have decided you to find out if your happiness~rested
55 18|       tremble~so with fear lest I find the awful certainty I seek
56 18|         they compose charms, they find means, they take a style,
57 18|      beside her, men of the world find an immediate excuse for
58 18|            Well, dear friend, you find me alone," she said, as
59 18|        been in bed he rejoiced~to find himself rich in the possession
60 18|          It would be difficult to find a young man more sacredly
61 19|     Nevertheless, she resolved~to find the paper, which in the
62 19|     ignorance and perhaps you can find out~who /she/ is through
63 19|        the coronet of a marquise! Find~out if Madame de Rochefide
64 19|        Wait for my return; I will find out the truth."~ ~"Ah! in
65 19|          Calyste had~been able to find.~ ~"Ursula has told me everything,"
66 20|           your property, you~will find yourself within a few years
67 20|          for something he~did not find.~ ~"Ah!" exclaimed Sabine,
68 21|         Ajuda; we shall certainly~find means to bring Calyste back
69 21|     crooked paths you will always find rocks of stumbling."~ ~"
70 21|           consult me later if you find your conscience~muttering,"
71 22|     marriage he was so content to find himself once more a~bachelor
72 23|      other direction. Thankful to find a place for~himself at Aurelie'
73 23|      admit to you~that if I could find a man full of ambition,
74 24|            but we rush to her,~we find there the blue of heaven,
75 24|     cruelly that perhaps~she will find herself too well revenged."~ ~
76 25|       Monsieur le comte, you will find me," he added in the tone
77 25|           was just passing him.~ ~Find a great man without some
78 25|          you, dearest?"~ ~"Go and find your great scarecrow of
79 26|          walk proudly out. I will find~your carriage."~ ~"Will
80 26|        Schontz. "Then I may still find some one~in the provinces
81 26|        house, and I'll promise to find some one to suit you~better.
82 26|       loved.' Well, after that, I find a contradiction~between
83 26|        will, therefore, no longer find Madame~de Rochefide in the