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 1 2 |            return~of his own youth in order to train his son to those
 2 2 |            saw that the stable was in order for the night, and gave
 3 4 |             as in ecarte, but only by order of sequence, so~that the
 4 5 |           Guenic her array of keys in order to~obtain some necessary
 5 6 |         Mademoiselle des Touches this order was~reversed. Her youth
 6 6 |             took Felicite to Italy in order to make known to her~that
 7 6 |               Maupin." He bought into~order and shape the vast amount
 8 8 |              nobility for his son, in order to obtain for him the peerage
 9 8 |          daughters without~dowries in order to reserve his whole fortune
10 8 | unfaithfulness. I analyze all this in order to explain her conduct.~
11 8 |               herself another; and in~order to do so she attempted to
12 8 |           possess a personal value in order to give life to their rank.
13 8 |            but in the peace of God,in order to release the burdens~on
14 10|          refusing what she desired in order to have it offered again,
15 12|             does~to me.~ ~Beatrix, in order to write to you, I have
16 12|             mere~wretched passion. In order to grow, love must not see
17 13|            left the room and gave the order which so astonished~Calyste;
18 13|            dear Beatrix."~ ~"When, in order to make a man happy, amuse
19 15|            ethics~were of the highest order; shedding incense on the
20 15|          accompanied him, guessed the order thus~conveyed, which bowed
21 15|             the thing deliberately~in order to play a part in the eyes
22 16|             conquer his repugnance in order to comfort her;~but nourishment
23 17|               and self-~respecting in order to obtain from Calyste the
24 17|                and I have entered the order of Saint-Francois de~Sales
25 18|            the old~servant opened, in order to admit the baron into
26 18|            lips. Calyste, recalled to order, controlled~himself, all
27 19|             to the rue de Chartres in order~to know how Beatrix had
28 19|            not think with me, that in~order to avoid some fatal illnessperhaps,
29 19|             his position must make in order to manage women. He was
30 20|          circumstances like these?~ ~"Order the carriage," she said
31 22|               month for her~dress, in order not to shame her /gros papa/,
32 23|             of the~effects of the new order of things.~ ~Modern equality,
33 26|                Then she negotiated in order~to gain time; she asked