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 1 1 | inhabitants took their pleasure beneath the elms.~ ~The houses of
 2 1 |        the floor planks~bending beneath them, but never breaking.
 3 1 |       the quietude which reigns beneath the well-preserved arch
 4 1 |    inscription on the banderols beneath~each figure prove their
 5 1 |         were lodged in chambers beneath the roof. The~servants slept
 6 1 |    summit is a small open dome,~beneath which stands a now blackened
 7 2 |       to~be sunken out of sight beneath those innumerable wrinkles,
 8 2 |        a~cotton ruche, and tied beneath the chin by strings which
 9 3 |        grandeur of an intention beneath its meannesses. Perhaps~
10 5 |        to the light of the lamp beneath~the quadruply centennial
11 5 |  thoughts that crossed her brow~beneath it. Piqued with a curiosity
12 6 |       to add that the upper lip beneath the~nose is lightly shaded
13 7 |     columns supporting an arch, beneath which carriages pass into~
14 7 |      which stood on the landing beneath a~window artistically framed
15 8 |   darkened with~little speckles beneath its surface, as if her blood
16 8 |      apparently, and detestable beneath its surface. He is a charlatan
17 8 |        That terrible envy lurks beneath the~warmest comradeship.
18 8 |         or fear or gasp,~or lie beneath implacable looks and soften
19 8 |     moist~with dew; never stand beneath the drenching of a gutter
20 9 |       dazzling as the eyes, and~beneath its whiteness, delicate
21 12|        I have not bent my pride~beneath the yoke of experience,in
22 13|        Beatrix knew herself far beneath Camille Maupin. This~inferiority
23 13|          where suffering~ceased beneath the weight of incommensurable
24 13|    slightest~movement of a foot beneath a gown, the almost imperceptible
25 14|         her crimped hair fluffy beneath it, a gown of some gray~
26 14|       wandering along the shore beneath the rocks, they came upon
27 14|        cause of it. On a~bench, beneath the branches of a weeping
28 16|        unfastened the petticoat~beneath it, which gave forth a heavy
29 18|   courtesan she was meant to be beneath~an aristocratic exterior.
30 20|     awakened, sought the breast beneath the gown.~ ~"He remembers,
31 25|       bowed his head; he passed beneath~the Caudine forks of submission.