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 1 2 |        color, not undecided in tone as~other blond hair, sparkled
 2 5 |        at last, in an agitated tone.~ ~"Yes, dear mother," he
 3 5 |       sister; I know it by the tone of your voice."~ ~"Monsieur
 4 6 |       texture of horn, but the~tone is warm. The pupil is surrounded
 5 7 |        she said, in a cheerful tone. "I will keep~my promise;
 6 8 |       signs of his humbug. His tone of conviction about~himself
 7 9 |       the marquise in an under tone to~Felicite.~ ~Standing
 8 9 |       he replied, in a muffled tone, "I have never seen any
 9 9 |        asked him in a friendly tone~why he was eating nothing.
10 10|       des Touches, who, by the~tone of her voice, the tranquillity
11 11|          she said in a serious tone,~"you will lose her forever."~ ~"
12 11|  Guenic," said Camille, in the tone of a~queen.~ ~Beatrix became
13 11|     and hard, contradictory in tone, epigrammatic, and~almost
14 11|       marquise, laughing, in~a tone which proved that Camille'
15 11|       in a~gentle voice.~ ~The tone, air, and manner in which
16 14| repeating the word "End!" in a tone that silenced~him.~ ~This
17 14|        had the lightly jesting tone of~a woman who loves, together
18 15|    replied, with an inimitable tone of irony that struck the~
19 17|    began, in a rather troubled tone of voice, a set discourse,~
20 19|       cried Ursula, in a silly tone.~ ~"Yes, I know it," replied
21 19| atrocious sarcasms in~the same tone. There is no greater blunder
22 21|    duchess,~enlightened by the tone and accent and look of her
23 25|       life," he replied in the tone of one~connoisseur to another. "
24 25|      find me," he added in the tone of a king~who binds himself,