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 1 4 |        rememberedif~she wanted to keep him with her the chevalier
 2 5 |     abdication; they would rather keep their children small~and
 3 6 |           love, her~desire was to keep her freedom; but she was
 4 7 |          a cheerful tone. "I will keep~my promise; and while I
 5 8 |       circle. I don't know how~to keep those who wish to leave
 6 8 |  artlessly, "this letter"~ ~"Pray keep it; I ask no questions;
 7 8 |       like to yield themselves, I keep silence about~them; they
 8 9 |      comes," said the chevalier, "keep her four~or five months.
 9 9 |         retain you by me; we will~keep a mutual eye on their coquetries."~ ~
10 9 |          her own behavior,~and to keep herself imposing without
11 9 |        among them were artful.~ ~"Keep to books, and don't criticise
12 10|       through the gateway.~ ~"God keep him!" replied the baron; "
13 10|     slowly enough to~allow him to keep his eyes on Beatrix.~ ~History
14 11|           it will be difficult to keep~him against you; but you
15 11|         happily I know a means to keep him~true to me, and I shall
16 12|          delicate and noble women keep to themselves, of which
17 13|          Camille was compelled to keep watch for her safety, fearing~
18 13|     shrewdest, are seldom able to keep their~secret; it bursts
19 14|         limits where she meant to keep him; it sufficed her to
20 15|         his rival, begging him to keep him company in finishing~
21 18| everywhere,~enjoy everything, but keep away from Les Touches!"
22 18|    dearest mother, I am forced to keep one eye open to~suspicion,
23 18|          harass him if~we want to keep him. That's the secret of
24 18|         distract my thoughts; God keep me~from the mania of literary
25 19|         it is quite impossible to keep a secret, however innocent,
26 19|           your love for Savinien, keep silence~about what you have
27 20|           shades are asked for to~keep it out. It is, in matters
28 21|     before coming to your relief. Keep a good heart! Your grief
29 21|           de Rochefide chooses to keep your son-in-law after she~
30 22|            like you. You couldn't keep me in the~position in which
31 23|        pitchers when they wish to~keep them. To sketch this person
32 25|        window, "for Heaven's sake keep the utmost secrecy as~to
33 25|        that fine heads will often keep an ill-~formed body unobserved.~ ~"
34 26|          the only means I~knew to keep Aurelie, but you wouldn'