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 1 2 |    who had spent his life and means on Louis XVIII.,~received
 2 3 |       be a vice; it~becomes a means of virtue; its privations
 3 4 |      politicians, had~found a means of eluding this charter.
 4 5 |     to induce her~son by this means to come home earlier and
 5 5 |     nothing in marriage but a means of fortune. Passion~was
 6 5 |     fair~complexion was by no means without charm. His beard
 7 5 |     hours, there~was no other means of doing it than to make
 8 6 |     criticism only, has found means to give the~public and literature
 9 7 |      suspicions about you and means to surprise~us. But even
10 8 |      and while he is debating means, he sits with his arms~pendant,
11 9 |    poverty and the restricted means of his father's house. A~
12 11|     support; happily I know a means to keep him~true to me,
13 11|       shall triumph."~ ~"What means?"~ ~"That is my secret,
14 11|     is coming to care for the means~that bring it. As Calyste
15 11|    studies the field where~he means to win a decisive battle.
16 11|      in his mind~some decided means of coming to an explanation
17 12|  attention to his father as a means of promoting her marriage.~
18 14|      went to him; but my only~means of lessening my fault is
19 14| together they sought for some means of saving~the lovers.~ ~"
20 15|     leave her free.~True love means a choice made anew at every
21 16|       fissure, he had found a means of getting up and down.~ ~
22 17|  latter two eagles argent. He means to take~one of the eagles
23 18|     compose charms, they find means, they take a style, they~
24 18|   little house suitable to my means; and there I cram my head
25 19|   studied in her~symptoms the means of repairing the ill, while
26 19|     to the~employment of such means by a Turkish passion for
27 21|       is not the end, but the~means, of the Family. Do not imitate
28 21|       we shall certainly~find means to bring Calyste back to
29 21|  repugnant to the use of such~means, and I must first submit
30 21|     would be decisive"~ ~"The means seem to me odious," she
31 21|           I have discovered a means, my dear abbe, to do a great
32 21|       you also approve of the~means of execution? It is necessary
33 21|    abbe, if I make use of the means of hell, will Heaven~help
34 22|      applied to a young girl, means the guest or the one~entertained,
35 24|     their own houses is by no means one of the~most trifling
36 25|      don't you know what that means?"~ ~"Faith, no!"~ ~"That
37 26|    last; "I told you the only means I~knew to keep Aurelie,
38 26|       you. It is always a bad means of recovering her to seek~
39 26|     the man who furnished the means for her revenge? Ah!~these