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 1 3 |     that of an invalid,~and he walked as if stepping on eggs and
 2 4 |        they would say, as they~walked home: "Monsieur du Guenic
 3 8 |       arm-chair to his son and walked about the room, as if to
 4 9 |   vigor seemed lent to him; he~walked on air, gliding along by
 5 9 |    seductions.~ ~Calyste as he walked along felt all sorts of
 6 10|        by his cruelty, as they~walked up the sort of ravine, which
 7 11|      that bring it. As Calyste walked back to Guerande, his soul
 8 11|        the garden. He knew~she walked there daily before breakfast.~ ~
 9 11|       lawn, conversing as they walked.~ ~"If the scenery pleases
10 11|       of my secret."~ ~Beatrix walked on pensively, in silence.
11 13|     venture to resist.~ ~As he walked toward Croisic, to engage
12 13|     Beatrix did not~pause. She walked up and down her room, driven
13 14|   narrow~pathway. The marquise walked first alone; Calyste and
14 14|        love without hope. They walked on~several hundred steps
15 14| hypocrisy. Again and again she walked about the velvet~turf which
16 14|     brow. When they turned and walked slowly back; talking~together
17 14|    physically tired them, they walked slowly, saying~nothing.~ ~
18 15|         I did, just now, as we walked about the lawn, attempt~
19 16|         where he had sometimes walked with Beatrix on his~arm.
20 16|        less~depression as they walked home together. Their simple
21 16|  Suddenly he rose to his feet, walked the few steps to his son'
22 19|     like a frightened doe, and walked~about the salon as if beside
23 25|      last to arrive, enter, he walked up to his~lieutenant, and