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 1 1 |      the house must have had a charming character. As far as the~
 2 1 |  pepper-pot. This is how those~charming architects varied the symmetry
 3 2 |      had fallen in love with a charming Irish woman,~daughter of
 4 2 |       of the old baron. What a~charming, delicate attention! When
 5 6 |        which was long hidden a charming~young woman, very well-born,
 6 6 |    nose is lightly shaded by a charming down. Nature would have
 7 6 |        of English delicacy and charming~hands, plump, dimpled, and
 8 6 |       features.~ ~In 1817 this charming young woman opened her house
 9 6 |    Mademoiselle des Touches is charming~as a woman of the world,
10 7 |       Louis XV. gallantries, a charming collection of mahogany furniture;
11 7 |      rise! He listened to that charming Parisian raillery, that
12 8 |       know him/. His nature is charming,~apparently, and detestable
13 8 |   arranged, so cared for, that charming nape of~the neck, where
14 9 |    spanned by the hands, had a charming willowy ease; the bare shoulders~
15 9 |      the bosom to be seen with charming roguishness. A gown of~white
16 9 |     thread stockings, showed a charming knowledge of the art~of
17 10| departing steamer. Beatrix was charming~as she stood there, her
18 11|      Camille.~ ~"Well, she's a charming girl," said Beatrix, placing
19 11|   Mademoiselle de Pen-Hoel was charming to him.~The Abbe Grimont
20 11|   Englishwomen), had something~charming about them. The most exquisite
21 12|        be with me what you~are,charming, witty, gay, and tender.
22 13|        of the first~love of so charming a young man. She did not
23 14|   effect that was all the more charming because so rare on the desolate~
24 14|       in her turn, watched his charming face,~paled by his feelings
25 14|  invalid for a whole week~with charming hypocrisy. Again and again
26 14|    they came upon one of~those charming creeks where the waves deposit
27 15|    fury under an appearance of~charming good-humor, took it all
28 17|      since purchased for her a charming new~house in the rue de
29 17|        the~handsomest and most charming girls in Parisian society,
30 17|        and~name to a young and charming girl who can love you openly
31 17|        and~scenery in the most charming manner,I with rather a forced~
32 17|      memories, she has been so~charming that she is, /almost/, you
33 18|      Poisonous flowers are all charming;~Satan sowed themfor the
34 18|        in my heart.~Calyste is charming to me, that's true! but
35 18|    regarded as one of the most charming women in Paris, the diversions
36 18|        don't weary~you, do I?" Charming interrogations, varied according
37 18|     street, but possessed of a charming~garden, the rent of which
38 19| maintain a countenance. He was~charming to his wife, thinking in
39 20|      the world embellished and charming. This phase~of maternity,
40 20|        trying to return to the~charming habits of the honeymoon,
41 21|        married one of the most charming men in France; I tell him,~
42 23|  fortune rival. This artist, a charming~lad, worked for jewellers,
43 25|       Madame de la Baudraye, a charming woman, a friend of Lousteau.~
44 25|       sarcastically, a face of charming~melancholy, made his first
45 26|    Palferine, elegant, superb,~charming, left two ladies with whom