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 1 Note|       social state existing no~longer except in history, and the
 2 1   |      we have /products/, we no longer have /works/. Public~buildings,
 3 1   |       of iron-clamped wood, no~longer raised but which could be
 4 1   |       exception; population no longer swarms there; the social
 5 2   |        man.~ ~The baron had no longer any teeth. His lips, once
 6 4   |     for the old blind woman no longer~repressed upon her face
 7 5   |      You stayed at Les Touches longer than you did last night,
 8 6   |      before that figure rather longer than modern art~permits.~ ~
 9 6   |    freedom; but she was now no longer indifferent~to homage and
10 6   |   aside a sentiment when~it no longer responds to some vision
11 6   |      were quoted; she~could no longer lay aside at will the functions
12 7   |        the billiard-hall~he no longer heard it. Camille, he thought,
13 8   |  Calyste went home thinking no longer of Beatrix de Rochefide
14 8   |     are so many stabs.~I am no longer on a footing of equality
15 8   |    feeling, while I, I have no longer any~liberty of heart, which
16 8   |      these women have none. No longer have they self-love,~pettiness,
17 10  |    loves me, but I love her no longer," he answered.~ ~The next
18 10  |     the post-road was not only longer,~but more expensive; she
19 10  |      have been, but I am so no longer," he said.~ ~"Bad boy! then
20 11  |         Calyste wanted to stay longer, but he was forced to obey
21 11  |    love her, but I love~her no longer."~ ~"Then why are you shut
22 12  |       boy's emotions, could no~longer sit quietly at her work
23 13  |  understanding.~ ~There was no longer either stiffness or pretended
24 13  | separate us forever; we are no longer friends.~Here begins a terrible
25 14  | strawberries, which~existed no longer, lived nevertheless in their
26 14  |        feeble, and languid. No longer was there any~harshness
27 14  |      my sex, and you will live~longer in my remembrance, perhaps,
28 15  |      he not stay away a little longer? A few days~more and he
29 15  |       them; but he listened no longer to Camille's words.~ ~ ~
30 15  |    myself. For me, life has no longer any spring, nor my soul
31 16  |        thought of death. He no longer left the house, but sat
32 16  |    child of the house could~no longer mount the stairs to his
33 16  |    flickering. The baroness no longer left the room where~Zephirine
34 17  |      poor Camille, who /is/ no longer, still~be something in the
35 17  |     third day your children no longer~used the ceremonious "you;"
36 20  |     smelt it. This time she no longer confided in her friend,~
37 20  |        young wife sat down. No longer did fever burn her, she
38 20  |     his letter. When he was no longer~present the poor young woman
39 20  |        of wealth; they look no longer at the gilding of~their
40 21  |      when he leaves her. He no longer troubles himself to conceal~
41 21  |       in~her heart; she had no longer a hidden grief; and secret
42 22  |  Georges. Arthur, who could no longer conceal the amount of his~
43 22  |       Henceforth, Rochefide no longer managed his affairs. Madame
44 26  |      angry with a woman for no~longer loving you. It is always
45 26  |        You will, therefore, no longer find Madame~de Rochefide