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 1 1 |       sword in hand, all here written would be~falsehood.~ ~ ~
 2 2 |   neither painter's brush nor written word can~picture. Beautiful
 3 3 |     to Admiral~Kergarouet was written in visible letters on his
 4 6 |  representation on the stage, written after the manner~of Shakespeare
 5 6 |      then, Camille Maupin has~written several plays and a novel,
 6 6 |      long after the above was written: "The habit of meditation
 7 8 |   remained two years; she has written to me~several times, and
 8 8 |   Genoa, July 2.~ ~I have not written to you since our stay in
 9 10|     marry at my age"~ ~"It is written above," said the old maid,
10 11|   said to herself. "But it is written already; Sappho lived before~
11 11|    week the marquise~had only written once to Conti, a symptom
12 12|   corruption such a letter is written with gushings from the heart,~
13 12|       to thank you~for having written to me. After receiving your
14 12| snares which the marquise had written into it.~ ~"She is a noble
15 14|     of which are ineffaceably written here, must have carried
16 14|  Mademoiselle des~Touches had written a line to the baroness telling
17 16|      reading the fatal letter written by Calyste, "and he did
18 17|       of a male heir, she had written to~the Duchesse de Grandlieu,
19 19|       laughing; "why, that is written on the~Jockey Club paper;
20 20|     us in your~letter. I have written to Calyste about it, and
21 25|        That is how history is written!" replied Claude Vignon. "
22 26|     begun my role. Fabien~has written to his mother that grace
23 26|  obtained a passport,~and had written to his mother begging her
24 26|  poison for revenge! You have~written to me: 'Nothing will cost