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 1 2 |            not a single indiscreet~word was ever uttered. Mademoiselle
 2 2 |           dead of night, saying no word to his wife, who might~perhaps
 3 2 |          years no one ever heard a word of contumely from~the baron'
 4 2 |        painter's brush nor written word can~picture. Beautiful still
 5 3 |          were~only four."~ ~At the word /mouche/ the rector rose
 6 4 |         the baron, waked up by the word.~ ~The baroness and the
 7 4 |      excitement~caused by her last word.~ ~"Your play, monsieur
 8 5 |         was certain that no impure word, no~evil thought had sullied
 9 5 |             and you never~said one word to your best friends!"~ ~"
10 6 |           a stupid air). I say the word frankly, for all my~ ~life
11 8 |     seconds. I have never said one~word of all this to Beatrix.
12 8 |            I do not understand one word he has been saying. You
13 9 |           Camille gave to the last word struck Claude~Vignon's ear,
14 10|          over it. Gasselin brought word that the carriage had passed.~ ~"
15 10|       about to utter some terrible word, but it died upon her lips
16 10|            du Halga understood one word of it. The rector~and the
17 12|    understand my heroism. A~single word of praise from you is enough
18 12|         whose heart retained every word of Madame de~Rochefide's
19 12|     Camille, you need only say the word, or give me a mere~sign,
20 13|      trickery, my dear,that is the~word,/trickery/,you have employed
21 13|            young/!that's the final word, and you have not~spared
22 14|   struggled for the mastery. Not a~word was said by any of them
23 14|           launch, by repeating the word "End!" in a tone that silenced~
24 14|         But what an insult in that word 'sacrifice'!" she said,
25 14|       coquettes, know how to use a~word as a point from which to
26 14|         letting fall a tear; "that word can~only be said of the
27 14|              Calyste welcomed that word with a kiss, and felt the
28 14|           have no right to say one word to you."~ ~"Ah!" cried Camille,
29 14|           for a gesture, a look, a word~was enough to satisfy him.
30 15|        told the cruel~truth in one word,~ ~"Gone!"~ ~"Beatrix?"
31 16|              Calyste doesn't say a word," said old Zephirine, "and
32 16|        about to~perish. He said no word, but he clasped his hands
33 17|             a little too wanton (a word I did~not fully understand),
34 17|            importance of the first word, the first look; and we
35 17|       though our lips never said a word. Perhaps I~owed it to the
36 17|         can only be defined by the word /sacred/.~ ~All the tenants
37 18|           slightest accessory,in a word, they pass~from nature to
38 18|           allow me to go and say a word to d'Arthez, whom I see
39 18|               As for her pose, one word will sufficeit was worthy
40 18|      Sabine's~defence, and a harsh word cast upon a heart which
41 18|       other.~No, don't add another word; leave me now; people are
42 19|           not think of sending you word till I got to the club."~ ~"
43 19|          into profligacy, the only word which properly renders the
44 20| permissible to apply to the body a word~which Italy has discovered
45 22|         very /rat/, to use another word of the same vocabulary.
46 22|           the same vocabulary. The~word /rat/, when applied to a
47 24|            upon her; I give you my word."~ ~"Ah! Madame la duchesse,"
48 25|      Bohemia said, smiling:~ ~"One word with you, count."~ ~The
49 25|          him from her."~ ~"Upon my word, Rochefide, if I were you,"
50 25|            shall never repent that word, my dear; you shall be peer
51 26|           from Beatrix, to say one word to her in private. La Palferine,
52 26|          all that; I~have given my word of honor as a gentleman