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 1 1 |         by boats which cross the arm of the sea~that makes the
 2 2 |      without plunging her sinewy arm into~the depths of it. She
 3 4 |         raising and crooking his arm to imitate the dog, the
 4 6 |         that polished skin is an arm given to women by Nature
 5 7 |        muddy banks, and a~little arm of the sea which separates
 6 9 |     possible to cross the little arm of the~sea which separates
 7 9 | announced.~ ~"Calyste, give your arm to the marquise," said Mademoiselle
 8 9 |   forehead and wet his~back; his arm trembled so much that as
 9 9 |       des Touches took Calyste's arm, gave the other two men
10 10|        Touches, taking Calyste's arm, and leaving Beatrix to
11 10|        Calyste, not offering his arm.~ ~Both were confused; she
12 10|   awaiting her. Here she put her arm round~Charlotte's neck.
13 10|          as he gave the girl his arm, to Mademoiselle de~Pen-Hoel'
14 10|         taking her~niece's other arm, "to put herself in the
15 10|      affectionately on~Calyste's arm, who resolved in his own
16 10|          to the~gate to give his arm to the two ladies, and bid
17 11|       had the sense to offer his arm to~Felicite.~ ~"So you have
18 11|           she~said, pressing his arm; "we are able now to understand
19 11|     laying her~hand on Camille's arm like a woman wearied out
20 11|   interrupting~him. She took his arm and drew him away to some
21 12|           You will not refuse my arm for that excursion? We shall~
22 13|        came, Camille offered her arm maliciously to~Beatrix,
23 14|      garden leaning on Calyste's arm~in languid dependence.~ ~"
24 14|          she rested on Calyste's arm! Together they left Les~
25 14|       distant air, asked for his arm, and continued their walk
26 15|         said Conti, offering his arm~to Beatrix.~ ~The marquise
27 15|         avoid dropping Calyste's arm and taking that of~Conti.
28 15|     could not~refuse to take his arm. He is, no doubt, joking
29 15|        dinner. Conti offered his arm to Camille; Calyste~gave
30 15|      they took~each other by the arm to return to Camille's salon,
31 16|       walked with Beatrix on his~arm. He often went to Croisic
32 16|       Charlotte; he gave her his arm and~led her to the grotto.
33 16|       his shadow, leaning~on the arm of the old Chevalier du
34 19|        and little Calyste on~her arm, to present him to his father
35 25|       Maxime dropped du Tillet's arm, and~nodding to the young
36 25|      Heir, tenderly, passing his arm audaciously~round Madame
37 26|         the marquise.~ ~"Take my arm," he said, bowing, "and
38 26|        entering her salon on the arm of the~young count, and