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 1 1 |          this large community. He went and came when he pleased;~
 2 2 |       Guerande, and from Guerande went to Croisic, whence he~crossed
 3 2 |         the ground-floor, then he went to his garden, where weed~
 4 3 |        door on the lane.~Gasselin went to open it.~ ~"I dare say
 5 3 |           sister-in-law. She even~went so far as to conceal the
 6 3 |  Mademoiselle de Pen-~Hoel's page went gravely to open the door,
 7 3 | atmosphere of Guerande. He always went armed with a gold-~headed
 8 3 |      France; he then resigned and went to live at Odessa, near
 9 4 |       Mademoiselle Zephirine, who went shares in the~game with
10 4 |         such occasions the stakes went higher. Those~were evenings
11 4 |            making~remarks as they went along on the cleverness
12 4 |           thousand francs a year, went to see Mademoiselle de Pen-Hoel,
13 5 |           adieu to his father and went out. The baron and his~wife
14 6 |           francs. Later, when she went to Paris, she studied harmony~
15 6 |       salute its Caesar before it went to its death at Waterloo.~
16 7 |        sound of his steps; but he went more slowly as he~neared
17 7 |        desire his happiness," she went on, looking~attentively
18 8 |          as she is, however," she went on, "Beatrix has not the
19 8 |        was a novel one.~ ~Calyste went home thinking no longer
20 8 |         baron had gone out; Fanny went to the~door of the tower
21 8 |        precious~/mouche/, Calyste went back to Les Touches on the
22 9 |          the marsh along which he went.~ ~"Shall I go in, or shall
23 9 |            but the inward tempest went down as soon as the eyes
24 10|           courage to quit it," he went on, after a short silence.~"
25 10|      horses," he continued, as~he went on the portico with Fanny
26 10|           tired with the journey, went slowly enough to~allow him
27 10|        curious conversations that went on between these~four persons
28 10|           and more versions which~went the round of Nantes on the
29 10|          but Madame de Kergarouet went bravely~on in her tilt with
30 11|          of some violent emotion, went~up to her rather awkwardly
31 11|          imperative gesture.~ ~He went home gaily; he believed
32 11|      baron and the chevalier, who went to sleep in their respective
33 12|         time; and after dinner he went back to it. At ten o'clock
34 12|            uneasy at his absence, went to look for him, and found
35 12|            and kissed it. Then he went to the~piano and ran his
36 12|         He left the baroness, and went up to his own room to write
37 12|          her~bonnet and shawl and went out.~ ~The sight of the
38 12|       remark,~ ~"Madame du Guenic went out to-day; did you meet
39 13|           of the~seashore."~ ~She went into her bedroom, for she
40 13|          like a thunder-clap. She~went over in her mind minutely
41 13|        when she rose hastily, and~went downstairs without dressing.
42 14|          longed for solitude, and went on and on,~threading her
43 14|         He made me no promises; I went to him; but my only~means
44 14|          her a bed.~Gasselin then went to the place where the carriage
45 14|        with music by Camille, who went to her piano to leave~Calyste
46 14|  labyrinths of sentimentality and went straight to the point,in
47 14|   coquetry to such a pass that he went one day to Camille~imploring
48 14|      absence. After~breakfast she went to walk with him in the
49 15|        lost."~ ~Calyste and Conti went up to Camille's salon. The
50 15|          The next morning Calyste went to Les Touches about mid-day.
51 16|          For several days Calyste went regularly to Les Touches.
52 16|      Beatrix on his~arm. He often went to Croisic to stand upon
53 16|        when Calyste, wearied out, went off suddenly~to bed, the
54 16|        the meal was over, Calyste went out upon the portico~leading
55 16|     Calyste obeyed his father and went where he was told, from~
56 17|         with Calyste, and matters went so well~that during the
57 17|   Souviegne-vous/.~ ~Yesterday we went to the convent of the ladies
58 18|  indecision. So to Les Touches we went.~ ~It is enchanting, in
59 18|           eye upon his~face as he went from room to room and from
60 18|          Rocheperfide. At last we~went to see the famous bush were
61 18|        not endure~to see a frown, went, urged by her, to the Varietes,
62 18|      creatures who~amuse me," she went on. "I live among artists,
63 18|          he said to himself as he went~to sleep, dreading the sort
64 18|           pretext of business and went out, thus avoiding the home
65 18|        two thousand miles. He now went with a light step to the~
66 18|   ambitious bourgeoise.~ ~Calyste went up a staircase the steps
67 19|       replied, "and after that we went~to the club to play whist."~ ~"
68 19|           After breakfast Calyste went out, saying to his wife
69 19|          dined alone~together and went to the Opera without Calyste."~ ~"
70 19|         Sabine.~ ~The viscountess went straight to the Duchesse
71 19|       nearly died of it; her~milk went to the head; erysipelas
72 20|         in a low voice.~ ~Calyste went to his own room to read
73 20|        till death comes. Then she went to bed.~ ~ ~
74 24|         several games of whist he went to bed, leaving his~wife /
75 26|         conversation, thus begun, went on till two in the morning,
76 26|         was playing whist, Maxime went to~the hotel Schontz to
77 26|           thirty thousand francs, went to Madame de Rochefide's
78 26|   profoundly~humiliated, that she went to bed; she was really ill;
79 26|         For the next week Calyste went every day to Madame de Rochefide'
80 26|          in all Paris."~ ~Calyste went away, after shaking hands
81 26|       this conference took place,~went to the hotel du Guenic early