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 1 1 |       access.~ ~Its geographical position explains this phenomenon.
 2 1 |       the picturesqueness of~its position and the naive grace of its
 3 1 |       upon them. They are in the position of the crown of France~towards
 4 6 |     choose to take a subordinate position, purchased for one~hundred
 5 6 |          just as her fortune and position have~maintained her in society.
 6 6 |      bowed before the genius and position of this strange woman; it~
 7 7 |      presented to a youth in his position. A love like that of Cherubin,~
 8 8 | disadvantages for a woman in the position in which I have put~myself.
 9 8 | understood the obligations of my position that I have armed myself~
10 10|  overwhelmed with a sight of his position between Beatrix whom he~
11 10|         thoughts. Forced, by her position,~to let herself be looked
12 11|       for a moment his equivocal position, and the glance that~he
13 11|      dear?" asked Camille.~ ~"My position is so delicate I do not
14 14|          travellers who are in a position to compare them with~other
15 14|     savage curiosity; he saw the position in~which Beatrix lay, and
16 14|         placed in the~same false position as Beatrix (a book which
17 14|          to the vagueness of~her position, looked to chance to arrange
18 15|         leave her therefore in a position where she loses nothing
19 17|        me the difficulties of my~position; but alas! they are greater
20 17|          was in the rather false position of a~young wife listening
21 19|     apprenticeships a man in~his position must make in order to manage
22 19|         Fallen into a mortifying position through Conti's desertion,
23 22|       wife had placed him in the position of a /deserted husband/.
24 22|        own, neither mind, taste, position, or absurdity; even~his
25 22|      business, she justified the~position by making her /gros papa/
26 22|          couldn't keep me in the~position in which Arthur has placed
27 22|            We may understand the position won in five years by Madame
28 23|       resigning his judgeship (a position in which his father had
29 23|     character, I would change my position; for do you know~what is
30 24|          OF SOCIAL RELATIONS AND POSITION~In accordance with the advice
31 25|         beside him. Finot, whose~position toward the Comte de Trailles
32 25|         far,~and make yourself a position. Let me tell you that of
33 26|        recover the honor of your position; you must~return to your
34 26|      Rochefide has felt that the position of the~marquise was undignified.