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 1 2 |   Ireland, and, after about ten months (at the~beginning of 1814),
 2 2 |    family were absent for three months without sending news of~
 3 3 |   pleased her best.~Every three months one or other of the four
 4 5 |         love more than eighteen months ago, during her last stay
 5 6 |         Guerande, which for two months past had seen Calyste, its~
 6 6 |   recovered her health in a few months.~ ~At the age of eighteen
 7 6 |       of an angel,~for eighteen months, closing his eyes at the
 8 6 |        theatrical~play of three months which history has called
 9 8 |    lurking and cowardly for six months, and murderous the~seventh.
10 8 |         had not mounted for two months. The three~women, mother,
11 9 |           keep her four~or five months. How can you expect her
12 10|      Charlotte is to stay three months with her aunt, he will have~
13 11| Gasselin, and I lived for three months in Vendee on one~hundred
14 11|         missed for the last two months. Charlotte attributed~this
15 17|       world to me~in these last months. My voice will reach you,
16 17|        to buy that happiness by months of suffering. Ah, you~do
17 18|      mamma! at the end of three months to know what it is~to be
18 18|   notice that for the last five months I think only of myself,~
19 20|         This period lasted some months; which is not surprising
20 21|         But at last, after some months during which her sister
21 21|       not cured of her in three months I don't~know what he may
22 22|      existence, that, about~ten months after their first meeting,
23 23|   friend of his father. "In six months I shall be better~known
24 26|        Calyste for the last six months.~ ~Since her public humiliation
25 26|         rue de Chartres, butsix months hence, next~winterin the
26 26|        Guenic,but not for~three months. Don't regret Beatrix; she