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 1 2 |      lovingly the light which played on its polished surface.
 2 2 |    part of the family; he had played with Calyste,~he loved the
 3 4 |    EVENING~/Mouche/ is a game played with five cards dealt to
 4 4 |     the elder."~ ~A gay smile played on the old woman's lips.
 5 6 |       to the~pretty dolls who played on the piano and made themselves
 6 6 |   observer that she had~never played with dolls.~ ~Toward the
 7 10|    ruins. She and Calyste had played together~so much in childhood,
 8 11|       with another woman.~She played variations, improvising
 9 11|       improvising them as she played, on certain~themes chosen,
10 11|    salon, and this comedy was played,~Calyste felt for a moment
11 11|        while cards were being played, his abstraction resembled
12 11|  creature of her sex was ever played upon like an instrument
13 11|      In truth, the part being~played by Camille Maupin, as shocking
14 13|       dinner; after~which, he played /mouche/ in gloomy meditation.
15 14|       a certain weakness. She played the invalid for a whole
16 14|   brilliant pebbles, and they played there like children~gathering
17 15|      Madame de Rochefide, who played her part extremely ill.~
18 15|     so many comedies had~been played, and where the secret tragedy
19 16|       Kergarouet, who nightly played off~her little coquetries
20 17|      June, 1838.~ ~Having now played the role of a chatelaine,
21 17|     And my noble Calyste! who~played his part of seigneur like
22 18| acrity in a situation where I played,~not with fire, butwith
23 18|       the hundredth time, she~played the pupils of her eyes in
24 18|    Beatrix. If great~men have played before our eyes the Saviour'
25 18|      my will."~ ~"Ah! a trick played upon us by Mademoiselle
26 19|      he was a monster, and~he played like a child with Monsieur
27 19|      le chevalier; in fact he played~too well,he overdid the
28 19|       perfect bower where she played off her graces amid~ravishing
29 23|  secretly, with little scenes played on the threshold when she
30 26|   Maxime nodded his head, and played for a few moments with his
31 26|     to~blame. Charles-Edouard played upon Madame de Rochefide
32 26|       Madame de Rochefide had played on Calyste for the last