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 1 4 |      forget where he was when the talk fell on the~misfortunes
 2 4 |          de Kergarouet, there was talk of whist and~boston being
 3 4 |          day the whole town would talk of the matter.~"The Baron
 4 5 |           to-night you and I~will talk of this. When you know all,
 5 6 |   diabolical curiosity; its whole~talk was of the Asiatic luxury
 6 8 | understanding all things; she can talk metaphysics and music, theology~
 7 9 |          he answered.~ ~After the talk that follows coffee, Vignon
 8 12|           witty, gay, and tender. Talk to me of Conti, as~Camille
 9 12|     Camille tried to make Calyste talk,~hoping that his artless
10 12|         in that situation, should talk to me of love.~ ~You now
11 12|        object, my religion!~ ~You talk to me of marrying! the very
12 14|         she felt better,~began to talk, and consented to embark;
13 14|         acted~displeasure, to the talk of the youth's blind passion;
14 14|         feelings and their tender talk. Their steps were taken
15 16|           brother will have had a talk with his son, and we can~
16 16|          of an old man.~ ~"We can talk of Madame de Rochefide,"
17 17|         than to his own desire to talk of that strange~passion.
18 17|  Mademoiselle des Touches made me~talk to her freely, she also
19 18|       must not allow~the world to talk of me; what will it not
20 19|         blunder than for a man to talk of~his wife, if she is virtuous,
21 19|         mistress, unless it be to talk of~his mistress, if she
22 25|        the world! How people will talk of it! Why! you'll be a~
23 26|           in the provinces fit to talk to. I've already begun my
24 26|          to suit you~better. I'll talk to you about it later, for