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 1 2 |   undeceived him. The gift was really made by the Duc de Feltre.~
 2 4 |      and beginning to play was~really insolent; the proper behavior
 3 4 |        impossible to~make them really understand the new games,
 4 4 |     wounds. The ills that were really~the matter with him he expected,
 5 5 |   actress," said the old man. "Really,~Fanny, if I did not know
 6 6 |      she looks taller than she really is. This effect is produced
 7 7 |     Geographically, Croisic is really a peninsula; but as it~holds
 8 7 |      the bulk of the estate is really in Guerande) derives an
 9 7 |        loves me better than he really does," she said. "He~knows
10 8 | another. Nevertheless, she has really much grandeur of soul, a
11 8 |        of her destiny. She was really adorable, and she kept her~
12 8 |       is asking himself: 'Am I really a god~to them?' and he is
13 8 |      their situation when they really love; are~they as shrewd
14 8 |      jealousy,~eh?"~ ~"Can you really think so?" said Camille,
15 9 |   addressing Calyste,~"is this really the way to Guerande?"~ ~"
16 10|     believing~that Calyste was really in a hurry to see Charlotte
17 10|       on compliments; there is really nothing new~that one can
18 11|        Madame de Rochefide.~ ~"Really, my dear," said Camille,
19 11|      to the music, but she was really observing~Calyste, who,
20 11|        too much of yours to be really~happy. Truth is deaf, dumb,
21 11|     dumb, and blind where love really is.~Consequently, seeing
22 11|      Paris."~ ~"What! will you really risk Calyste?" cried the
23 13|     following day.~ ~"Then you really intend to go, my dear?"
24 13|    wrath of the past two years really acting upon the present~
25 14|     That one," thought Fanny, "really loves my boy; she seems
26 14|        first~time, Calyste had really made her feel his love. "
27 14|      that was all the poor lad really asked~for; his mind still
28 15|        she sufferedfor she had really paid the penalty of her~
29 15|        the victim when~you are really the executioner. Young men
30 17|     your son-in-law, "Have you really~forgotten her?" My husband,
31 17|    that Calyste has now~become really and truly their master,
32 18|  myself foolishly to any man~I really loved; and secondly, I am
33 18|  Sabine/"~ ~"'My dear'?can you really say that your wife is still
34 22|   reverse. This person was not really named, as you may suppose,
35 22|  certain~clerks!~ ~Aurelie was really the daughter of the intrepid
36 23|       everybody laughed at was really the chosen one,~chosen,
37 25|        in business,~but he was really awaiting the Comte de la
38 26|       she went to bed; she was really ill; the violent~struggle