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 1 1 |           brass, drawing the nut-oil held in the globe through its
 2 2 |            of heaven.~ ~The baroness held the paper in the dimpled
 3 2 |            the crown of her head and held~there with a tortoise-shell
 4 3 |              the old school, but she held in horror the modern ways
 5 4 |              game; but their play~is held to be null. The players
 6 4 |              At these times the aunt held out to the niece as a signal~
 7 4 |            half an hour, their cards held fan-shape on their~ ~stomachs,
 8 6 |         thought and action which are held to be exclusively~the province
 9 8 |             heart."~ ~So saying, she held out the letter to him.~ ~
10 8 | discriminating? Your~dear Beatrix is held to Conti now by pride only;
11 9 |          took the hand~Claude Vignon held out to him and pressed it.~ ~"
12 10|          hoped to share; I thought I held in~you a key to that door,
13 10|          emotion of the~woman he had held so high, and now beheld
14 10|          exasperating to~lovers; she held her shawl crossed and her
15 14|             down into the sea. As he held her, he saw that she had~
16 15|              with Conti, Camille had held herself prudently on the~
17 16|           precisely like the one~she held on her knees and stroked
18 18|              cast upon a heart which held such memories~for him, a
19 18|       beautiful hair, which the comb held insecurely, escaped from
20 18|            which Madame de Rochefide held Calyste to~the consideration
21 19|         clasped him in her arms, and held him tightly to her breast~
22 19|          near to killing her. As she held Calyste in her arms, her~
23 25|           portico, where speculation held a little Bourse, a~sort
24 25|            conversation which Maxime held with~Couture in a corner
25 26|              that is all."~ ~Calyste held out his hand to his wife,