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 1 2 |  gained plenitude. Lastly and best of all, her~open countenance,
 2 3 |     of her nieces pleased her best.~Every three months one
 3 3 |       buying back some of the best of the Guenic property from
 4 4 |       She has, as I know, the best intentions about our dear
 5 5 |     books, but it was not~the best thing they did."~ ~"Are
 6 5 |   never~said one word to your best friends!"~ ~"The chevalier
 7 6 |    under the direction of the~best master in the town. She
 8 7 |    are to a youthful soul the best~of recompenses. "You are
 9 8 |   eyes are thirsty.~She looks best when seen full face; the
10 9 |      themselves, and that the~best among them were artful.~ ~"
11 10|     Zephirine had ordered the best wine to be brought from
12 11|     you canit will be for the best."~ ~"I know, Camille, that
13 12|   consult him.~ ~"What is the best way to send a letter secretly
14 12|      But, on the whole,~it is best to give the letter yourself."~ ~"
15 12|   together,~apparently on the best of terms. Calyste, with
16 13|    against~me. I have done my best to prevent what has now
17 16|        She was the wife~of my best friend, my protector, my
18 16|       himself, for two of the best doctors in Nantes.~ ~The
19 16| Calyste, it would probably be best~to take him to Paris and
20 18|      like the martyrs,and the best~end too, if one cannot die
21 21|       a crime to display your best qualities; resist the~pleasure
22 21|       me. I perish through my best~qualities. All that I /know/
23 22| inexcusable for~deserting the best fellow on earth, and social
24 22|  awaiting her, and~hiding, as best she could, the draggled
25 23|   architect, had~bestowed his best capacity upon it, as did