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 1 1 |      wick which passes through a sort of reed of~brass, drawing
 2 2 |       inward to~the mouth with a sort of grin, which gave him
 3 2 |        by surrounding her with a sort of~halo which preserved
 4 3 |         so far as to conceal the sort of sacrifice to which she
 5 4 |       her~own. She seems to be a sort of circus woman who never
 6 5 |       woman of forty committed a sort of crime against nature~
 7 6 |  published in 1822, which made a sort~of literary revolution when
 8 6 |        the tip is endowed with a sort of mobility~which does marvels
 9 6 |          unknown to the world, a sort of female Don Juan,~without
10 8 |    perform their jugglery with a sort of~innocence; their humbuggery
11 9 |        wholly~aristocratic, by a sort of pride which women know
12 10|   cruelty, as they~walked up the sort of ravine, which is called
13 11|    baroness became aware, with a sort of horror, of the~symptoms
14 12|      four more pages of the same sort in close, fine writing,~
15 12|    wherein Calyste explained the sort of threat conveyed in the
16 13|         still too~young for that sort of thing. To me, love is
17 13|        said the marquise, with a sort of~/naivete/, and coloring.~ ~"
18 13|        exclaimed Camille, with a sort of horror. "To love and~
19 14|         rippled in tiny~waves. A sort of glowing vapor, an effect
20 14|          on the ladder, making a sort of~litter on which they
21 15|           You need caution and a sort of cleverness you do not
22 16|    should be there! what a happy sort of life!~"You will make
23 17|        cold joys (or pains) of a sort of brotherhood~which would
24 17|          into indifference. What sort of~future might that have
25 17|      name plunged us both into a sort of stupor; we looked into~
26 18|          go to Les Touches? What sort of~happiness is mine if
27 18|  unconcerned little air:~ ~"What sort of place is Les Touches?"~ ~"
28 18|       guarantees to this neutral~sort of union, guarantees which
29 18| apartments~made him think of the sort of mediocrity of which Beatrix
30 18|      went~to sleep, dreading the sort of inspection to which Sabine
31 18|        Poor Calyste! is that~the sort of woman you needed? She
32 20|  surprising when we~remember the sort of attraction presented
33 21|          herself. Sustained by a sort of fever, her lips drove
34 21|         replied Sabine, making a sort of~moral revelation, so
35 22|          brains. Gifted with the sort of mind which we must call
36 22|     Lenoncourt, found you with a sort of Madame Everard. Besides,
37 23|   Elected vice-president of some sort of floral society presided~
38 23|         distinction from another sort of~love. A woman like Madame
39 24|       passion with women of that sort. Du Guenic would let~himself
40 25|          held a little Bourse, a~sort of prelude to the great
41 25|         with a toilet which that sort of woman has the art of
42 25|      said Madame Schontz, with a sort~of dignity, "I hope to end,
43 26|   collect it; I'm superb~at that sort of preparation."~ ~The two
44 26|        herself on~Calyste with a sort of rage:~ ~To Monsieur le