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 1 1 |     over the towers, square~or round. The town has three gates,
 2 1 |        For a circuit ten miles round, Guerande is always GUERANDE,
 3 1 |    covered with tapestry. On a round table supported by a single
 4 2 |        house. The baron looked round upon the circle of his anxious~
 5 3 |   admired by the whole country~round, never meeting with the
 6 3 |        the tall chests a small round basket made of fine osier,
 7 4 |        card is trumps. At each round the~player is at liberty
 8 4 |       stay than the whole~year round in Guerande. The Demoiselles
 9 5 |        wife's voice. He looked round upon his sister, his~son,
10 6 |  united in a woman. The circle round the eyes shows not the slightest~
11 6 |      reveals that the body, so round,~so firm, so well set-up,
12 7 |         ponds of unequal size,~round the shores of which the
13 8 |      papyrus that they~wrapped round mummies. Personally, Beatrix
14 8 |        Restoration,~making the round of the salons, going to
15 8 |         and search the country round, she said,~'It will make
16 10|     his hand.~ ~Beatrix turned round, saw her young lover, and
17 10|     coloring; she had a little round face, made lively by a pair
18 10|         abundant brown hair, a round~waist, a flat back, thin
19 10|      her. Here she put her arm round~Charlotte's neck. Charlotte,
20 10|        upon it. Beatrix turned round, her tears dried by anger;
21 10|       enlarged by dark circles round them, showing that he had
22 10|        versions which~went the round of Nantes on the remarks,
23 11|   before done; he took Camille round~the waist and kissed her
24 11|        wish to make excursions round the~country. Calyste's face,
25 13|       or hang like a millstone round his neck, to become an eternal
26 14|       shape of which is~nearly round, and from which a sudden
27 14|    Beatrix,~and he clasped her round the waist.~ ~"What!" she
28 14|   could grasp it, to reach the round~top of the rock, where the
29 14|            Calyste clasped her round the waist and pressed her
30 15|       brought the conversation round to women,~and lauded the
31 16|       to Les Touches. He paced round~and round the lawn, where
32 16|    Touches. He paced round~and round the lawn, where he had sometimes
33 17|    making a tour of~inspection round the estates, which have
34 19|      he said aloud, taking her round the waist with more cajolery~
35 19|     secret?" she said, turning round.~ ~"You have shown such
36 19|        put those black circles round your eyes?" Sabine~said
37 19|    Calyste rose, took his wife round the neck, kissed her on
38 20| nothing," he answered, looking round the table for something
39 22|     declared, as he caught her round~the waist,~ ~"She's a treasure!"~ ~
40 25|    passing his arm audaciously~round Madame Schontz' waist, "
41 26|            Then every one, all round, will be satisfied," said