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 1 2 |       the~recess of a window and began as usual to spin. Gasselin
 2 5 |    writers.~When, at sixteen, he began what the Abbe Grimont called
 3 5 |         saying, she sat down and began to knit with a rapidity
 4 5 |        had been any other woman" began the baroness.~ ~"But, my
 5 6 |        1817 Felicite des Touches began to~perceive, not the fading
 6 7 |         her~own little salon. He began to run up the stairs, where
 7 8 |          air.~ ~"But, monsieur," began Calyste, much provoked.~ ~ ~"
 8 8 |         for the piano."~ ~Claude began to fill the tube of the
 9 8 |         the table to Vignon, who began to read it,~taking up and
10 9 |      question piqued him, and he began to~force himself to eat
11 10|          a fortunate mother and" began Camille, stopping short
12 10|       you write your books?" she began.~ ~"Much as you do your
13 11|       down beside~her friend and began to coax her prettily.~ ~"
14 11|  romances."~ ~"So then you know" began the guileless young Breton,
15 11|         to turn into madness. He began to revolve in his mind~some
16 12|        interests.~ ~"Chevalier," began the baroness, "you used
17 13|         During dinner the battle began with~glances, gestures,
18 14|       was bled, she felt better,~began to talk, and consented to
19 14|       social~rehabilitation. She began, therefore, to listen, without
20 16|  Monsieur du Halga, whom she now began~to think ill-mannered, depraved,
21 16|         black wood, on which she began to pray with~a fervor which
22 17|     reached the barrier monsieur~began, in a rather troubled tone
23 18|      cannot die a virgin."~ ~She began to laugh, as it to remove
24 19|           At that idea the tears began to flow from Sabine's eyes
25 19| Rochefide counted, and presently began an~underhand attack on the
26 21|         Monsieur de Grandlieu he began to laugh, and~said: 'Upon
27 22|          for him.~ ~Thus Aurelie began by showing a disinterestedness
28 22|         representations. Then he began to consult his~Aurelie,
29 22|    invest.~ ~The third phase now began. Madame Schontz became the
30 22|      absolute mistress. She then began to patronize a few young
31 23|         when Madame de Grandlieu began her inquiries into the life
32 25|         cleverness. The marquise began to ask herself~seriously
33 26|           So I changed pedals. I began to entice my judicial wild-~
34 26|        the dining-room, where he began to clear his throat, 'broum,
35 26|              Monsieur le baron," began Charles-Edouard, tranquilly, "