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 1 1 |     the~inhabitants took their pleasure beneath the elms.~ ~The
 2 2 |       mind for a week. He took pleasure~in going to Croisic on fast-days,
 3 4 |       he has Mistigris."~ ~The pleasure of having Mistigris was
 4 5 |        heart and destroyed her pleasure.~ ~It may seem strange to
 5 7 |      only crime is to take his pleasure without me, and~not to associate
 6 8 |    then gave myself~the savage pleasure of probing that nature to
 7 8 |  Touches, coloring~with either pleasure or surprise.'~ ~"By the
 8 8 |     Conti. Will it not be some pleasure to have a woman with~you
 9 8 |      She does not want to be a pleasure,~but a light to me; she
10 8 | happiness, which the breath of pleasure~dissipates? Ah! shall I
11 10|       about the marshes for my pleasure; no, upon my soul I did
12 10|      angel fly on the~wings of pleasure. This is what I hoped to
13 10|       them know the voluptuous pleasure of sufferings~born of longing,
14 10|    Besides, I should enjoy the pleasure of doing a little service
15 10|      obliged to relinquish the pleasure on which he had counted,
16 11|     his homage~gives more than pleasure,it gives delight. Beatrix
17 11|  Camille~felt an almost savage pleasure in thus entrapping her rival
18 11|      she resolved to enjoy the pleasure of~showing her where her
19 11|       necessary for a party of pleasure,~in which there was to be
20 13|       But, in the midst of her pleasure, as she read~and re-read
21 13| herself? was she only a toy, a pleasure, which Camille was giving
22 14|      of him. This~unlooked-for pleasure turned his head; he saw
23 14|      first emotion was that of pleasure.~ ~"Open your eyes," he
24 16| victims of melancholy, he took pleasure in~the thought of death.
25 18|        the rue de Bourbon with pleasure,less~for the satisfaction
26 18|       One became, in a moment, pleasure; the other, weariness. It~
27 18|      to the secret~promises of pleasure. The inner consciousness
28 18|     loved by him who has taken pleasure in trampling under foot
29 19|        I can never express the pleasure you have given me in~that
30 20|      to be all gentleness, all pleasure to him, I have~displeased
31 20|      alone.~ ~Pain, as well as pleasure, has its initiation. The
32 21|     best qualities; resist the~pleasure of adorning yourself to
33 23|       upon deadly ills for the pleasure of~perorating.~ ~Fabien
34 26|        a month hence?"~ ~"With pleasure."~ ~"Then every one, all