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 1 1 |      and of still more ancient times in~the towns of Brittany.
 2 1 |      these pictures of ancient times~are beginning to fade and
 3 1 |        and usages of long-past times; the very stones tell~of
 4 1 |      du Guaisnics, who, in the times~of the du Guesclins, were
 5 1 |        inns; whereas in former times when a dwelling was built
 6 2 | subjected to~the regularity of times and seasons, this monotony,
 7 3 |         she might have had ten times the landed property she~
 8 4 |      orders~so to do. At these times the aunt held out to the
 9 4 |       foot a certain number of~times, according to the size of
10 5 |        Ah! those were the good times; people shot each other,
11 6 |    whose flame scintillates at times like that of a fixed~star.
12 6 |        passionately~dilated at times, and showing the transparent
13 6 |      had come some five or six times to Les Touches.~Her first
14 7 |    This desert scene, where at times the sun rays, reflected
15 8 |       harsh contour, though at times it reveals a soul with Southern~
16 8 |      has written to me~several times, and her letters are enchanting.
17 8 |   right not to hesitate. If at times I have a few melancholy~
18 8 |    eldest son, who may be four~times as rich as you, if you choose
19 8 |    themselves are fair~at such times, with the amber colors of
20 12|    love can be with you at all times, but I, poor~Calyste! have
21 12|     and after going a score of times through the chief street
22 13|       know them all. There are times when their~eyes take in
23 13|        purest love lies~twenty times a day; its deceptions only
24 14|    pity to soothe her. Several times she had been moved to tears
25 15|        the guise of eulogy. At times they both flushed scarlet,
26 16|        and he was conscious at~times of little shudders at regular
27 17|    brief moments, we~are forty times happier than young women,
28 17|      and then, speedily,~fifty times more unhappy. But, my child,
29 17|      as we part; for~there are times when I tremble in my conscience
30 25|        A real love descends at times to~these sublime meannesses.
31 25|        has not aspired several times to a~return to virtue through
32 25|        of~virtue, are drawn at times, secretly be it understood,
33 26|        and actually rose three~times as if to box the ears of