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 1 1 |        know the Guaisnics this fact is touching.~ ~The gate
 2 2 |     recent marks attesting the~fact that the Baron had recently
 3 2 |      in La Vendee. To-day~that fact may be admitted. These hands
 4 2 |        own,/were/ their own~in fact,Mademoiselle Zephirine insisted
 5 3 |     gallantry, for she had, in fact, the usual indulgence of
 6 3 |     maliciously clever, but in fact she~was not quick-witted;
 7 3 |       in the~reddest of gums,a fact reassuring as to his maladies,
 8 6 |        in consideration of the fact that she plays a~great part
 9 6 | Waiting its solution, this odd fact is there before our eyes;
10 6 |   comprehended in Guerande; in~fact, to every mind, it seemed
11 9 |       in~meditation. Here is a fact worthy of remark, which,
12 12|       a passing infidelity; in fact, it is often~one of their
13 13|   Beatrix had disappeared. The fact~was odd. Women do not usually
14 14|       seemed to be~praying; in fact, she thought she was about
15 14|      voice.~ ~The weakness, in fact the complete prostration,
16 14|        magnified, elevated; in fact, she rose~into that heaven
17 14|     was~permission to love. In fact, that was all the poor lad
18 17|    wife. He hesitated long. In fact, my request gave~rise to
19 17|        of the highest warp; in fact, they seem to have stepped~
20 17|       their genuine joy in the fact that Calyste has now~become
21 19|      Monsieur le chevalier; in fact he played~too well,he overdid
22 21|     all my thoughts to you. In fact, I have~already talked of
23 22|        ll be the gainer."~ ~In fact, Aurelie contrived to display
24 22|        Madame Schontz~from the fact that presentation at her
25 24|    understand, she is~virgin!a fact she proves by forgetting