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 1 1 |          the hedges~are full of flowers, honeysuckles, roses, box,
 2 1 |   briony paths, filled with the flowers of each passing season,
 3 1 |    forced their way with little~flowers and mosses through the fissures
 4 1 |  Cordova leather, but a few red flowers and~the green foliage can
 5 1 |        twine garlands of golden flowers. Two old~buffers face each
 6 2 |   autumn coloring, redundant in flowers and fruit, refreshed and~
 7 2 |       presented a few perennial~flowers of her springtide among
 8 7 | surmounted by~Cupids scattering flowers, and the canopy above it
 9 7 |   persistent plant bearing rosy flowers and the Chartreux pansy;
10 9 |       hang~his garlands and his flowers. He stood with arms folded,
11 9 |        muslin, strewn with blue flowers, made with very large sleeves,~
12 10|       Where could you find such flowers in the~hedges, and nice
13 10|   muslin gown with a pattern of flowers, and was leaning with one
14 11|         fragile, but delightful flowers~that grow in its depths."~ ~
15 12|   otherwise than tread upon the flowers of my soul; they~are there
16 12|          they crowned them with flowers; so do you to me;~you owe
17 12|       you to me;~you owe me the flowers of pity, the music of my
18 13|    harmony and the~fragrance of flowers. The windows were open,
19 14|     before us, without fruit or flowers~or verdure."~ ~"But if you
20 14|       plants with rose-~colored flowers that grew there, and she
21 14|     with Calyste, to whom those flowers and~their foliage were to
22 15|       there one~of the sweetest flowers of all her life,a pure love,
23 17|        be~like the fragrance of flowers in your life, mingling myself
24 17|        his clergy, crowned with~flowers, to receive us and bless
25 18|   forbidden me to go. Poisonous flowers are all charming;~Satan
26 18|     sowed themfor the devil has flowers as well as God; we~have
27 18|        melodramas, by gathering flowers.~Suddenly a horrible thought
28 18| gracious~when receiving all the flowers of the soul of a young girl
29 18|         coquetry,~in artificial flowers of all kinds.~ ~"Why is
30 18|   conservatories, with abundant flowers in the jardinieres, was
31 18|  escaped from a cap~of lace and flowers.~ ~"Already!" she said,
32 19|       her graces amid~ravishing flowers, and rare plants of the
33 20|      jute in their eyes, exotic~flowers are nettles, perfumes poison,
34 20|       spring to bloom the azure flowers of sacred~confidence, the
35 20|         me what is wanting."~ ~"Flowers."~ ~"Ah!" she thought to
36 20|       Madame de Rochefide likes flowers."~ ~Two days later, the
37 20|  himself to have more exquisite~flowers than those that now adorned
38 20|       once alone she pulled the flowers from her~hair and stamped
39 23|      exposure,not that he loved~flowers, but he meant to attack
40 24|         the blue of heaven, the flowers of Paradise. That is how~