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 1 2 |       care which she gave to her~person; it was her pride to rejoice
 2 3 |       lean, methodically-clothed person of the Chevalier du Halga,
 3 4 |        won,more capital than any person in Guerande spent in the
 4 4 |        was to cease~as soon as a person losing ten sous should express
 5 4 |        in her~character; a young person should never assert herself
 6 6 |          which hovered about the~person whom Calyste was on his
 7 6 |        Felicite des Touches, the~person who was now causing such
 8 6 |          of the king, near whose~person his rank as major of the
 9 6 |      presently take place in~her person as the result of her obstinate
10 6 |          which makes a~sensitive person shudder; but this depth
11 6 |      intense fixity. No~educated person could see her without thinking
12 7 |       flung him at the feet of a person who was a great and grand
13 8 |          is," said Camille.~"The person from whom I received that
14 8 |       them; you continue to be a person in the~eyes of the world,
15 8 |       Felicite, you are the only person with whom I could be alone~
16 12|  movements,all things about your person are~in harmony with the
17 12| impossibility, of uniting in one person two great glories.~ ~You,
18 13|         take me for a very silly person if you believe all~that
19 14|          possession of her whole person to~the man who ought to
20 16|        secret. I~love too well a person whom you have seen, and
21 16|       The chevalier was the only person with whom he could~exchange
22 19|       will, I shall thank you in person for the beautiful present
23 21|           instead of giving that person in the~rue Saint-Georges
24 22|     misery and its~reverse. This person was not really named, as
25 23|        keep them. To sketch this person will be to paint a portion