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 1 1 |         no longer have /works/. Public~buildings, monuments of
 2 1 | unchangeable physiognomies. The public~square is filled with Breton
 3 1 |       Venice. There is no other~public conveyance than the springless
 4 1 |     influence beings. There are public buildings whose effect~is
 5 4 |      town, or by discussions on public events. Sometimes the players~
 6 6 |     Breton gossip, envenomed by public ignorance, had reached the
 7 6 |       great success, though the public has never been admitted
 8 6 |        and art, and things, and public~questions. Henceforth she
 9 6 |     well as from Guerande. This public~curiosity brought in an
10 6 |         found means to give the~public and literature the impression
11 16|      sense that I have done you public wrong. You do~not know,
12 16|    Breton race was~felt to be a public calamity.~ ~The solemn ceremony
13 17|       that which hides from the public eye and~inaugurates the
14 18|    Beatrix in~Paris! Beatrix in public! The two thoughts flew through
15 21|        price of forgiveness, my public~desertion, a rupture like
16 23|  demigods.~This tendency of the public mind of these days, which,
17 23|          they~don't perorate in public meetings upon deadly ills
18 23|       he~could derive from this public vice. Every epoch has its
19 23|        through horticulture the public notice~he wanted to excite.
20 23|          The choice escaped all public suspicion by its very~improbability.
21 23|   horses. In~the course of this public /tete-a-tete/ she opened
22 26|        their zodiacal eminence. Public~humiliation is dreaded as
23 26|         six months.~ ~Since her public humiliation at the Opera,