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 1 5 |       excitement. Calyste was as handsome as a Greek god, and~handsome
 2 5 |     handsome as a Greek god, and~handsome without conceit; in the
 3 5 |          favorite, was~noble and handsome.~ ~"You stayed at Les Touches
 4 5 |    francs a~year and she is very handsome."~ ~"What is that you say,
 5 7 |       and you are young, you are~handsome."~ ~"Why not have told me
 6 8 |       harmoniously blending. The handsome young man~in his black velvet
 7 8 |        she must be ours."~ ~"How handsome you are, my Calyste!"~ ~"
 8 8 |    Calyste!"~ ~"Claude Vignon is handsome. Men of genius have luminous
 9 9 |         a certain~ease.~ ~"He is handsome as an angel," said the marquise
10 10|          eyes. She looked at the handsome Calyste~without ill-humor;
11 13|  Marquise de Rochefide is a very handsome woman," said the old~maid.~ ~"
12 14|        to his wife. "She is very handsome. And~Calyste prefers that
13 14| therefore the~landing of the two handsome ladies excited much curiosity
14 15|   Beatrix.~ ~Anger distorted her handsome face as she said those bitter
15 18|       truly noble, like Calyste, handsome as Calyste, rich,~distinguished,
16 19|      before he reached home. His handsome English horse,~a present
17 19|    virtue? I know she~thinks you handsome; pure depravity! I, I love
18 20|          never be anything but a~handsome Andalusian."~ ~"Alas!" she
19 21|  graceful his movements are, how~handsome I think him; but to please
20 22|         figure~he presented as a handsome man (to which he owed a
21 25|          house of a courtesan as handsome and rich~as Madame Schontz,
22 25|         took place in the~young, handsome, and clever Charles-Edouard,
23 26|          you must~return to your handsome house in the due d'Anjou