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 1 1 |           days amid its peace and silence, walking~in fine weather
 2 2 |         of their conquerors. Such silence is a trait of Breton~character.
 3 2 |         as he did his. This utter silence is the surest indication
 4 2 |        continued to knit, and the silence at last became so deep~that
 5 6 |        talks. She startles by~her silence and by that deep-reaching
 6 8 |       have preferred~solitude and silence. Surely that is the only
 7 8 |          yield themselves, I keep silence about~them; they might seem
 8 9 |       preparation and to reach in silence and solitude the very heights
 9 10|         he went on, after a short silence.~"I wish I were mistaken
10 10| difficulties.~ ~Insensibly to him silence now reigned in the house;
11 10|           Felicite as she is. Her~silence shows me I am not mistaken
12 10|        paternal home, where total silence~reigned, he saw his mother
13 10|      following the two sisters in silence. In a moment the little~
14 10|          The young man alone kept silence. For~the first time in his
15 11|           walked on pensively, in silence. Camille endured unspeakable~ ~
16 12|           was mute; I~suffered in silence. Well, for you I will show
17 12|          you persist in this cold silence, this deadly disdain, you~
18 14|      walking for some distance in silence, Calyste could not refrain,~
19 14|    several hundred steps in total silence, looking neither at the
20 14|           continued their walk in silence to~what she called her Tarpeian
21 14|      union of~their thoughts. The silence that reigned about Les Touches
22 16|         These solitary trips, his silence, his gravity, made his mother
23 16|            uneasy at her suitor's silence, looked back and saw them,
24 16|    indicative of madness than his silence of grief. She saw no hope,
25 18|         of common-sense, and this silence, this reserve~piqued me;
26 18|       said laughing.~Calyste kept silence, so I added, "We'll respect
27 19|           love for Savinien, keep silence~about what you have just
28 20|    brevity,~and above all by your silence about my dearest little
29 20|           overshadowed. Calyste's silence terrified her.~ ~"I, who
30 21|            maintained the deepest silence for a long~time about her