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 1 1 |        clothing.~ ~For a circuit ten miles round, Guerande is
 2 2 |        Ireland, and, after about ten months (at the~beginning
 3 2 |          danger~as though he had ten other sons to take Calyste'
 4 3 |         gold, she might have had ten times the landed property
 5 3 |     Pen-Hoel had given the baron ten thousand~francs in gold,
 6 3 |     which the abbe added another~ten thousand, a tithe collected
 7 4 |          soon as a person losing ten sous should express the
 8 4 |          do not pay,~would offer ten counters to Mademoiselle
 9 4 |           The baron also~offered ten counters to the old maids,
10 4 |        now striking a quarter to ten, and Calyste is not~home;
11 4 |    Blessed Virgin."~ ~"It is now ten o'clock; I must bid you
12 7 |       few outlying farms of over ten thousand francs~a year.
13 8 |         remarked Vignon. "She is ten years older~than he; and
14 10|       soon."~ ~"It won't take me ten minutes," cried Calyste,
15 12|    dinner he went back to it. At ten o'clock his mother,~uneasy
16 12|         my life. If a man, after ten years'~happiness, were not
17 14|       only slipped some eight or ten feet~into the cavity where
18 14|        but you have spoiled all. Ten days ago you~were her master;
19 14|          what you are to me. For ten years I have had no~happiness
20 17|      bagpipe, blown by a man for ten hours;~and after bouquets,
21 18|       boxes on his~side, and not ten steps from him, Madame de
22 18|           Finally, on the walls, ten~water-colors richly framed,
23 22| bourgeois existence, that, about~ten months after their first
24 22|        In the first place, these ten or a dozen young~fellows
25 25| Accordingly,~at the end of about ten minutes, Maxime dropped
26 25|      twenty thousand francs, and ten~days in which to triumph.
27 25|          her;~she will meet with ten humiliations for every one
28 25|        re-enter the salon, about~ten o'clock, leaving the other
29 25|          Now don't be~uneasy! in ten minutes he shall be singing
30 25|         wins."~ ~About half-past ten o'clock the guests returned
31 25|          virtuous woman."~ ~Some ten days after the scheme plotted
32 26|    Palferine was presented to me ten days ago by~Nathan," she
33 26|          to~Aurelie."~ ~"We have ten days before us to do it
34 26|    wrecked."~ ~Arthur talked for ten minutes, and Maxime listened
35 26|        sooner the better."~ ~For ten days Calyste was made to