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 1 2 |             their brownish-red color making the white arms look like
 2 2 |         explain them to herself, but~making no inquiry. The old woman
 3 3 |           playing his proper part in making the~women love him," said
 4 3 |      prudence was the true method of making~your fortune; good management
 5 4 |             chevalier bowed gravely, making a negative gesture which
 6 4 |            Mademoiselle de Pen-Hoel, making no reply to her~friend.~ ~
 7 4 |            in the Place de Guerande, making~remarks as they went along
 8 4 |             a most improper fashion, making it a~Mohammedan paradise
 9 5 |            in that house."~ ~"Who is making Fanny weep?" cried the old
10 6 |       pleasing, Felicite resolved on~making herself coquettish, gay,
11 7 |              I choose it,"~she said, making him sit down upon the sofa. "
12 7 |              progress that death was making~in their bodies. Camille
13 8 |       Beatrix from the portrait I~am making of her, like that prince,
14 8 |            fetes of the Restoration,~making the round of the salons,
15 8 |    appreciate. Well, as I seem to be~making my last will and testament
16 11|              to love. Now loving and making~one's self beloved are two
17 11|         haven't even the~resource of making a poem of your miserythat'
18 11|              Also you will see women making fuel~with cow-dung, which
19 12|          finger-nail over the notes, making them all sound at~once,
20 12|             whose lives are pure, of making the~reflections which evil
21 12|        letter, and, above~all, after making you this reply, I could
22 14|             laid them on the ladder, making a sort of~litter on which
23 14|               I meant to cure you by making you quickly understand her,"
24 14|             granite of which she was making for herself a pedestal, "
25 16|           Zephirine, "and there's no~making out what's the matter with
26 17|             the equal of man only in making her life~a continual offering,
27 17|             the utmost difficulty in making~them relinquish, even by
28 17|            We shall sign them, after making a tour of~inspection round
29 18|            see the two shared in the~making of us. What delicious acrity
30 18|             his hand~and pressed it, making him turn pale.~ ~"Thank
31 18|         adieu"~ ~She wiped her eyes, making what might be called, in
32 19|             thought Calyste, who was making progress in~dissimulation, "
33 19|              cloth over her face and making her~smell salts.~ ~"Fetch
34 19|             at Madame de Rochefide's making a merit of his~infamy.~ ~"
35 21|            by love," replied Sabine, making a sort of~moral revelation,
36 22|            live without the costs of~making an appearance, to which
37 22|            justified the~position by making her /gros papa/ more comfortable
38 23|        fortieth year and ought~to be making himself a fate of some kind.
39 23| self-interest and was~wholly bent on making a good marriage.~ ~Only
40 23|         Paris, with the~intention of making a noise there,a Norman idea,
41 23|           clever, was~wholly bent on making himself talked about.~ ~"
42 25|              of woman has the art of making.~She wore a guipure pelerine
43 25|           Here am I, on the point of~making a Comtesse Maxime."~ ~"Oh,
44 25|            no one but Bixiou, who is making~jokes to which nobody listens.
45 25|            It won't prevent you from making up~with your wife, and you'
46 26|        getting into her carriage and making room for him.~ ~La Palferine
47 26|           later, for there's d'Ajuda making~signs that he wants to speak
48 26|              week,~under pretence of making preparations; inwardly resolving
49 26|            Paris. You can do this by making Rochefide play a~part in
50 26|              line from La Palferine, making an~appointment to receive
51 26|             of his /savoir-faire/ by making~him a witness of this scene.~ ~"