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 1 1 |          mayoralty was~blamed for having, in 1820, planted poplars
 2 1 |       equal to the Rohans without having~deigned to make themselves
 3 2 |           do their duty."~ ~Then, having kissed his wife and sister,
 4 4 |     Mistigris."~ ~The pleasure of having Mistigris was so great to
 5 5 |         She was ignorant of~love, having never known it, and, like
 6 6 |          again~deserted them; and having proved her power to her
 7 8 |          a man who is wretched at having left me. You will find what
 8 8 |          an upset quiver. Without having read~Beaumarchais, she felt,
 9 8 |          perhaps to thank him for having~been the occasion of such
10 9 |       Calyste had a vague idea of having blundered.~ ~"Is your mistress
11 9 |          heights of~love, without having met the object of so many
12 9 |          Mademoiselle des Touches having started the topic of her
13 10|        which claimed the honor of having~been, if not her birthplace,
14 10|         the back seat. Jacqueline having disappeared, she~herself,
15 10|         them to dinner, that~meal having been postponed till four
16 10|  mentioned that she regretted not having accepted Mademoiselle des~
17 10|        vehicle, and especially at having to~start so early in the
18 12|       Halga had the reputation of having~navigated in his youth the
19 12|       clock,not, however, without having~faced the fire of a piercing
20 12|          I ought to thank you~for having written to me. After receiving
21 13|         however much~she may deny having taken it. Nothing was ever
22 13|        does penance on a rock for having wilfully killed~his son.
23 14|          herself do with old age, having~already drunk the cup of
24 14|          is strange that Calyste, having seen the progress his suit~
25 15|   disgusted with life. He regrets having allied himself so~publicly
26 17|           me, darling mother, for having wished to~reconnoitre the
27 17|             Nantes, June, 1838.~ ~Having now played the role of a
28 18|       Grandlieu, all arrangements having been~made for the return
29 18|          who pay court to me, and having lost my dear Felicite, there~
30 18|         that can never~return."~ ~Having uttered this tirade, improvised
31 19|        Sabine scolded herself for having made it. Nevertheless, she
32 19|      Rochefide; she is only worth having once. Learn to lie; have~
33 19|      pleases him, without any one having a right to~think it wrong
34 21| intoxicated with the happiness of~having married one of the most
35 21|         wishing to hear any more, having found the result so~desirable. "
36 22|           from his fathers. After having tasted the~displeasures
37 22|        years old, at Saint-Denis. Having lost both father and mother
38 22|          Aurelie accepted.~ ~Thus having made him take up all her
39 26|         is in despair.~Calyste is having his trunks packed secretly,
40 26|           were likely to contain, having learned that you have~been
41 26|       will excuse me, I know, for having made Monsieur le~Comte de
42 26|      Maxime~and thanking them for having pricked his illusions.~ ~