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 1 3 | petticoats~and linen whenever she wanted to find one or other of
 2 4 |         his cunning neighbor, who wanted to see if he had~Mistigris
 3 4 |          adores! If that creature wanted to-night one of the infamous~
 4 4 |        have just rememberedif~she wanted to keep him with her the
 5 5 |          it?" she said; "anything wanted?"~ ~"The chevalier dines
 6 6 |           obstinate celibacy. She wanted to~retain her youth and
 7 6 |          sad, she saw no one; she wanted, as it~were, to contemplate
 8 6 |        pleased her~immensely. She wanted to meditate over the events
 9 6 |          of a lonely old age; she~wanted to confide her future to
10 7 |         melancholy landscape, she wanted the most fantastic creations
11 8 |        these novel ideals superb, wanted always to~protect the nobility.
12 8 |          Certain of~the result, I wanted to see the twistings and
13 8 |          t weep! Just now, when I~wanted to do her a service, and
14 9 |          to themselves; that they wanted to deceive themselves, and
15 10|          die tranquil or happy. I wanted to see our family~continued,
16 11|           her command."~ ~Calyste wanted to stay longer, but he was
17 11|      would be angry; Thursday you wanted to take~a walk with me;
18 11|     Beatrix, and speak to her. He wanted~to read her eyes, to bathe
19 12|         humble, and yet bold; she wanted him to grant a favor~which
20 14|               Well, my friends, I wanted to see the marshes of Guerande
21 14|         like La Fontaine, when he wanted to enter the~Academy," said
22 15|        that~Beatrix loved him, he wanted at first to fling himself
23 15|          which was all that Conti wanted to discover. There~is no
24 15|        have thought me jealous. I wanted you to~know her as she is,
25 17|    bouquets, and young brides who wanted us to bless them,~and downright
26 18|   spitefulness of the Norman; she wanted some terrible notoriety
27 19|     dearer to me than ever, and I wanted to~give you a surprise,
28 20|      charitably deceived her. She wanted~certainty, and Certainty
29 20|         furrows in her heart. She wanted to ask pardon for her fault,~
30 20|         She dressed superbly; she wanted to exhibit herself alone
31 20|        the next morning, "Calyste wanted~some of those Indian sauces
32 21|          lost!"~ ~"But how?"~ ~"I wanted to get the better of that
33 23|          Blanche. The Norman, who wanted his~luxury ready-made, bought
34 23| horticulture the public notice~he wanted to excite. At the present
35 25|           de Trailles all~that he wanted to know about her.~ ~About
36 25|          the forehead, "Rochefide wanted me to see your establishment;