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 1 4 |     Kergarouets~had never been able to induce any one to call
 2 5 |        the provinces, would be able to buy back~their estates
 3 6 |      at one and the same time?~Able for all things through her
 4 6 |      individual interests, was able to study the different comedies~
 5 8 |      peerage he had~never been able to get for himself. The
 6 8 |        she~belonged, not being able, during its unhoped-for
 7 10|   sentiment that few women are able to conceive and~practise;
 8 10| Felicite, hoping thereby to be able to do the~same to that of
 9 11|      pressing his arm; "we are able now to understand the full
10 11|        she regretted not being able to see the cards, and even
11 11|      moulded like wax in those able hands. Camille~felt an almost
12 12|     your~property. You will be able to leave your children a
13 13|      the shrewdest, are seldom able to keep their~secret; it
14 14|   below the bush, where he was~able to grasp the marquise and
15 14|   ladder being placed, she was able, by the help of Gasselin,
16 16|        and who loves me, to be~able to make the happiness of
17 16|     his madness; she alone~was able, by force of prayer and
18 19|  science whom Calyste had~been able to find.~ ~"Ursula has told
19 20|     the carriage without being able to understand this sudden~
20 22| Pleased above all things to be able to live without the costs
21 22|     Thus informed, you will be able to estimate~the difficulties
22 22|    amazed, and delighted to be able to invite his~friends to
23 25|     influence that you will be able, like me, to retire upon