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 1 1 |      thing destroyed,a poem, in short. This mansion belongs to
 2 2 |     baroness always braided the short locks curling on the nape~
 3 2 |       She wore a /cotillon/, or short skirt of coarse cloth,~over
 4 2 |       Gasselin was one of those short, thick, squat little Bretons,
 5 3 |        of a man.~She was rather short, a little crooked, possibly
 6 3 |    still used the cane with the short~hook that all women carried
 7 3 |    improvements and methods; in short, mortgaged lands as the
 8 4 |          a~devilish society, in short. She writes books herself,
 9 4 |    happily for us, were few~and short."~ ~"A woman over forty
10 5 |      chevalier was dressed in a short coat of black velvet like
11 6 |       gay, volatile,a woman, in short. But she~expected in return
12 6 |         Spain, they are usually~short, close-knit, well set-up
13 6 |       lashes of the eyelids are short, but thick and black as
14 6 |  betrayed and deluded love in a short novel, one of the~masterpieces
15 6 |       Maupin~at Les Touches. In short, the veil was rent away.
16 7 |        carpet of Savonnerie;~in short, we find here all those
17 7 |       upon his unused heart. In short, the~great Nineteenth Century
18 7 |      escaping here and there. A short upper garment made~like
19 7 |     that are not obligatory, in~short, escape us. Suffering for
20 8 | interests even of your love. In short, to-day you still~possess
21 8 |         trifles of~existence,in short, love, absolute love, is
22 10|        it," he went on, after a short silence.~"I wish I were
23 10|   beloved, so~desired but a few short days before.~ ~When he opened
24 10|         began Camille, stopping short as~she remembered that Beatrix
25 10|        camp, had retreated to a short distance with her dear~Charlotte.
26 11|         was concentrated in the short moment of the day~during
27 11|      Beatrix stopped the matter short,~however, by saying that
28 12|        not loving to love for a short time only; the love~that
29 12|       the yoke of experience,in short, I am a woman too young~
30 13|       have a portly dignity; in~short, you are /young/!that's
31 14|            The marquise stopped short. Madame du Guenic felt the
32 14|       by any of them during the short passage from the jetty~of
33 14|         go barefooted with very short petticoats. Many of them
34 14|  trousers with frilled edges, a short blouse, a peaked cap,~and,
35 15|       the fate of two~women. In short, he will fire a broadside
36 15|        troubles and his love,in~short, disgusted with life. He
37 16|     father, the examination was~short; they were surprised that
38 17|    experience we acquire in the short space of a few~daysI might
39 17|        in the Breton dialect!in short,~after a most grotesque
40 18|      among artists, writers, in short the~world I knew in the
41 18|       of the~staircase, stopped short by the interrogation of
42 18|      the windows, portieres, in short all things within contrasted
43 20|                            XX A SHORT TREATISE ON CERTAINTY: BUT
44 22|     outrageously muddy~gown. In short, she had by this time so
45 22| gratified those of Louis XV. In short, Madame Schontz reigned
46 23|      more or less~variegated,in short, with all the external symptoms
47 24|  Switzerland,~Italy, Germany,in short, all possible countries."~ ~"
48 24|         part,a musical love, in~short! As for Rochefide, that
49 24|        terms with creditors; in~short, he had never had any other
50 25|      Schontz, suddenly stopping short, "in whose~interest shall
51 25|       Rome, Naples, Florence,in~short, wherever she liked, offering
52 26|       wrangling and~jarring; in short, all we have that is most
53 26|         a smile of approval. In~short, she was oppressed by a
54 26|       lurch without remorse. In short, that woman~is as incomplete