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 1 3 |         gentle and tranquil as~a girl, as much concerned about
 2 4 |           at the du Guenics. The girl was ordered to look~amiable,
 3 4 |    disapproving, and lecture the girl: she had too much decision
 4 4 |       proper behavior of a young girl demanded much~more reserve
 5 5 |           as pure as an innocent girl, and~beautiful with the
 6 5 |          s fortune, a~rich Irish girl, or any other good heiress
 7 5 |     Though slightly resembling a girl disguised as a man, his
 8 6 |   sorceries. More than one young~girl and wife asked herself by
 9 6 | masculine incarnation~of a young girl was brought about, why Felicite
10 6 |          settled with the little girl and three sisters~of her
11 6 |        third confided the little girl to her nearest relation,
12 6 |       twenty-~one years of age a girl with such force of will
13 8 |          some~good little Breton girl, religious and accomplished,
14 8 |         he who appears to be the girl"~ ~"A girl, monsieur," said
15 8 |     appears to be the girl"~ ~"A girl, monsieur," said Calyste,
16 9 |       say four to Calyste, and a girl of sixteen can certainly
17 9 |        fatal. The mere idea of a girl~thus imposed upon him sent
18 10|           In a moment the little~girl of sixteen saw her castle
19 10|    Charlotte de Kergarouet was a girl of ordinary height, and
20 10|   decided manner of a~provincial girl, who did not want to be
21 10|       and Camille as he gave the girl his arm, to Mademoiselle
22 11|           Well, she's a charming girl," said Beatrix, placing
23 11|    seemed to~consider the Breton girl as the only creature fit
24 12|         you to some divine young girl who is worthy of your~love.~ ~
25 12|          marry you to some young girl,~no matter what she suffers.
26 12|           the hand of some young girl with whom you can~make a
27 14|       marquise to a sound Breton~girl!"~ ~"I fear he does," replied
28 14|          been once more a little girl, a child,~such as I was
29 15|       pure love, such as a young~girl dreams of; the only true
30 16|     mother and the little Breton girl, observed by the~rector
31 16|  Charlotte."~ ~He took the young girl's head and kissed her hair;
32 17|          to a young and charming girl who can love you openly
33 17|      opera-glasses. Sabine was a girl of this school, which was~
34 17|         the part of an obstinate girl,~and trying to sulk; he
35 17|          of a frivolous~Parisian girl, something inexplicable,
36 18|   flowers of the soul of a young girl of~twenty, brought up by
37 18|        delicate, a pious, loving~girl, attached singly to him,
38 19|          Calyste blushed, like a girl still respectable, detected
39 20|        she observed him, unhappy girl,~instead of resting securely
40 21|          indifference."~ ~"Silly girl," whispered Clotilde, "let
41 21|           naively.~ ~"Ah, little girl, you know nothing of the
42 22|          when applied to a young girl, means the guest or the
43 25|         to the Ambigu, my little girl?"~ ~"No, I changed my mind,