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 1 1 |            not serve, and~for good reason; not three coach passengers
 2 1 |           of the revenues, for the reason that for~the last two hundred
 3 2 |          sister-in-law. The secret reason of that obstinacy was known
 4 4 |          incurable,and not without reason, for~doctors up to the present
 5 6 |            escaped confiscation by reason of the deaths of her father~
 6 6 |      Science may some day find the reason of this~peculiarity, which
 7 6 |      constant meditation. For this reason~Mademoiselle des Touches
 8 6 |       worldly independence was one reason of~her success. Various
 9 7 |       Calyste entered, and saw the reason.~Poor Camille Maupin! poor
10 8 |         the first~page. "Do people reason on their situation when
11 8 |          which separates them. The~reason why the hearts of young
12 11|            dismissed him without a~reason. To-day I shall have my
13 12|         have no mind with which to reason~when I think of you; blood
14 12|       pardon."~ ~"Have I not every reason to adore her?" cried Calyste.~ ~"
15 12|          God to save her Calyste's~reason, to put his madness, his
16 13|      contempt for women. I have no reason, my dear, to be~satisfied
17 14|        replied, "I should give you reason to~suppose I thought you
18 14| abandonment~of manner. Calyste had reason to think himself beloved.
19 15|  second-rate~actress. There was no reason whatever for her flight;
20 18|     calmness, she asks herself the~reason of the slightest sadness,
21 18|         her faults and~her want of reason. Madame de Rochefide, it
22 22|            there. Here follows the reason for such~indifference.~ ~
23 22|         you give me one-tenth of a reason why I should change? I've
24 23|         was known as "The Heir" by reason~of certain premeditated
25 25|         well; I won't give her any reason to complain~of me."~ ~"Ah!