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 1 Note|      Daniel d'Arthez. But in the~present volume, "Beatrix," he used
 2 Note|         customs and ideas of the~present century, is one of Balzac'
 3 1   |        relics, resisting change, present to the eye of painters those~
 4 1   |        being~or an object of the present time. There is even very
 5 1   |          served but recently the~present family!~ ~If you go to Guerande
 6 1   |       art are not renewed in the present~day. Because to-day mansions
 7 2   |       now waning, had caused the~present weakness and somnolence
 8 3   | yellowish; as for its shape, our present~fashions are just now bringing
 9 4   |    reason, for~doctors up to the present time have found no remedy
10 4   |         players and the visitors present looked~at each other with
11 4   |        which the atheists of the present day scoff at holy things,~
12 5   |  literature, and the~advance and present progress of the sciences.
13 5   |         sum, joined to the~small present fortune of the Guenics,
14 5   |       speech has no savor at the present moment. But after reading
15 6   |     Royalist, she hastened to be present at the return of the~Bourbons
16 6   |             Felicite, during her present stay, was not alone in Les
17 7   |       The study, entirely of the present day, presents, in contrast
18 7   |        not to share it.~ ~At the present time Felicite was giving
19 9   |      life. When it was over, all present were~under the influence
20 10  |         as deeply touched by~her present sorrow as she was herself.~ ~"
21 10  |        the assembled company the present~condition of modern literature,
22 10  |        and~tasteful, who, at the present moment, must be laughing
23 12  |          commanding officer. The present Thisbe was eighteen years~
24 13  |     years really acting upon the present~moment?~ ~Once on the path
25 14  |   religion. I shall remain in my present bonds;~I shall be that sandy
26 15  |       moment in~the souls of all present.~ ~"You did not expect me
27 16  |       the strong fighters of our present~civilization. The chevalier
28 16  |         her friend, and then all~present, on a sign from the rector,
29 16  |         words cast terror on all present. Calyste, seeing the mortal~
30 17  |         whose~forehead every one present might have noticed clouds,
31 17  |      four witnesses, and the men present; the~tears were in the eyes
32 17  |           the young~women of the present day, who, under pretext
33 17  |        of the young women of the present day?~ ~When Calyste and
34 17  |          shall see.~ ~As for the present, I am delighted with it.
35 17  |  Guerande, May 15th.~ ~Up to the present moment, dear mamma, I find
36 17  |       should die of grief if our present happiness ever~ceased.~ ~
37 19  |    little Calyste on~her arm, to present him to his father before
38 19  |    beauty of the gold~service, a present from a monomaniac lord,
39 19  |        handsome English horse,~a present from the Vicomtesse de Grandlieu,
40 19  |         person for the beautiful present by~which you and my aunt
41 19  |        truth. But I have for the present repaired your blunder. You
42 20  |    letter. When he was no longer~present the poor young woman burst
43 23  |         wanted to excite. At the present moment he had all but attained
44 23  |          de Lora, asking them to~present him to Madame Schontz, and
45 24  |       duchess had~every right to present him in a salon where he
46 24  |       most trifling signs of the present age.~ ~The Duc de Grandlieu
47 25  |       Schontz. "But~permit me to present to you Monsieur Claude VignonMonsieur
48 25  |       who is here to-night, will present you two days~hence at the
49 25  |       she is to you. Allow me to present you to Madame~Antonia. There'
50 25  |          seriously if, up to the present time, she had not been the
51 26  |     between those words and your present remark that I have ruined
52 26  |       one preferred. But, in the present case, your~letters have