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 1 1 |         do at Venice, a desire~(soon forgotten) to end their
 2 1 |       by a generation which~was soon to have no signs and no
 3 2 |         had done her duty.~ ~As soon as the baroness saw that
 4 2 |        as that ray of sunlight. Soon the ray took on~the ruddy
 5 2 |        the cockchafer; then, as soon as it was~caught, he would
 6 4 |        the game was to cease~as soon as a person losing ten sous
 7 4 |  Bedchamber followed his~master soon. I shall go next."~ ~"My
 8 4 |   Pen-Hoel of the chevalier, as~soon as the cards were dealt.~ ~"
 9 4 |      not think it~would come so soon. I hoped, at least, that
10 6 |  control her own life, Felicite soon familiarized herself~with
11 8 |        to get out of a salon as soon as they have entered~it;
12 8 |            Why should you go so soon? You are certainly at your
13 8 |  therefore, to say that I shall soon pay you a visit at~Les Touches.
14 9 |        welcome a~Casteran. Come soon.~Your friend, Camille Maupin.~ ~ ~
15 9 |     inward tempest went down as soon as the eyes of~Beatrix turned
16 10|         an explanation~with her soon. Two minds as clear-sighted
17 10|     would end the glorious poem soon. You thought of~'Adolphe,'
18 10|         carried the message. As soon as~Madame de Kergarouet
19 10|       liqueurs at dessert.~ ~As soon as Mariotte, assisted by
20 10|         t be long; return to us soon."~ ~"It won't take me ten
21 12|      which to see you; you will soon be~freed from me. Therefore
22 12|         did you meet her?"~ ~As soon as this amazing news reached
23 14| motionless and silent. Gasselin soon returned from one of the
24 15|        You did not expect me so soon, I fancy," said Conti, offering
25 15|      brought him back a day too soon, or a day too late. I recognize
26 15|        most caressing voice, as~soon as the poor lad had drunk
27 16|   avoiding all companionship.~ ~Soon after the day when Calyste
28 16|      the baroness and Zephirine soon saw that, in spite of his~
29 17|     writer~of books, which I am soon to repudiate solemnlyyou
30 17|         was attributed, became, soon after, vicar-general of~
31 17|         brotherhood~which would soon have drifted into indifference.
32 18|        now his property. But as soon as we love we are~creatures
33 18|       such a little fool!"~ ~As soon as a woman whispers in the
34 18|         me alone," she said, as soon as the two~gentlemen had
35 19|         being a party, you will soon be a mere opinion, as de
36 19|         his wife that he should~soon return. Then he jumped into
37 19|     spend,~or life would be too soon burned out. Then, indeed,
38 19|          even~our stewards will soon be titled."~ ~The prudent
39 20|   woodman calling upon Death,we soon ask Certainty to leave us~
40 20|       the spiced sauces; but it soon~became impossible for her
41 20|       if this continues I shall soon be thirty-five years~old."~ ~
42 21|          But her failing health soon became noticeable. The duchess,~
43 22|            She's a treasure!"~ ~Soon after he hired one-third
44 22|         perambulating articles, soon set up Madame Schontz as
45 23|        them unconditionally. So soon as a~nation has, in a very
46 24|        her father"~ ~"It is too soon to sing victory, madame,"
47 24|       is, the~little count will soon be twelve years old, and
48 25|         by Finot, came in; and, soon after,~all the guests were
49 25|        s a heart to let. You'll soon see La Schontz with other~
50 26|      recognized;~whispers which soon became a murmur arose in