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 1 1 |         room; the chairs are of turned~wood covered with tapestry.
 2 1 |        the ground~they stood on turned into streets. No one can
 3 4 |         to each player, and~one turned over. The turned-over card
 4 4 |        rector. "All Guerande is turned upside down about~Calyste'
 5 7 | panelled~entrance-hall has been turned by Felicite into a billiard-room;
 6 7 |      Maupin! poor Felicite! She turned to him a face bathed~with
 7 7 |         my own room."~ ~Calyste turned scarlet from his neck to
 8 8 |      gnats in~the sunshine, and turned some female heads. But,
 9 9 |             Here the old people turned to retrace their steps and
10 9 |     soon as the eyes of~Beatrix turned to him, and her soft voice
11 9 |            At these words Conti turned and gave Calyste a look
12 9 |        unfortunate young fellow~turned on Felicite a look in which
13 9 |    Beatrix, not seeing Calyste, turned her head as if to know what
14 9 |        pain had seized her, she turned~back quickly and looked
15 10|        your soul?~The eyes were turned on me, but the heart was
16 10|    pressing his hand.~ ~Beatrix turned round, saw her young lover,
17 10|     Touches, on whom Jacqueline turned her back, "even if we were~
18 10|       Rochefide's eyes, and she turned away~toward the parapet
19 10|         a~tear upon it. Beatrix turned round, her tears dried by
20 11|         said Beatrix.~ ~Calyste turned pale. In spite of all that
21 13|        you are putting me to be turned into a book?"~ ~"I've no
22 14|      This~unlooked-for pleasure turned his head; he saw nought
23 14|    green eyes of the sick~woman turned to him, expressing a mixture
24 14|       mischief, he colored, and turned away his head.~ ~"Did I
25 14|        upon his brow. When they turned and walked slowly back;
26 15|         the eyes of~Calyste and turned her attention to Conti,
27 15|         by~mutual consent, they turned aside into the great salon,
28 16|   rising. The father's face was turned toward the bed where the
29 16|         our misery! she who has~turned him from his family, who
30 17|        this occasion.~ ~Calyste turned away from the company to
31 17|      were leaving Versailles, I turned to Calystewhom~I called
32 18|      the light and returned it, turned Calyste's brain. The~luckless
33 19|          both! Yes, my milk has turned, I feel~it. They won't come
34 19|       another covertly. Calyste turned as~red as a cherry.~ ~"That'
35 20|         herself, when Gasselin, turned into a footman, came to
36 23|      kind. Suspicions were also turned~on Victor de Vernisset,
37 23|     jests, and her disdain, and turned to Couture. Within a week,
38 25|       look or one thought being~turned away from me. Does that
39 26|        judicial wild-~boar, now turned like Arthur to a sheep;
40 26|      together. Aurelie has just turned~Arthur out of doors, and
41 26|      over Calyste's~face; which turned deadly pale as his eyes