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 1 4 |       Mademoiselle de Pen-Hoel, smiling.~ ~The chevalier bowed gravely,
 2 7 |        grant it," she answered, smiling. "Besides, dear child, I /
 3 8 |       you," said Claude Vignon, smiling~sardonically at Calyste.~ ~
 4 8 |       epigram," said the other, smiling. "We are~Frenchmen; the
 5 9 | Brittany," said Camille Maupin,~smiling, as Calyste raised the tapestry
 6 10|       She then~said to Calyste, smiling,~ ~"Are you not guilty of
 7 13|     sphinx-like!" said Camille, smiling.~ ~"You want me to fling
 8 14|        the ocean, so unlike the~smiling beauty of the Mediterranean,
 9 14|        the tranquil waters, the smiling slopes, are~oppressed by
10 14|         a bit of box," she said smiling.~ ~They sat some time together
11 17|        sister Athenais, who was smiling to~the Vicomte de Grandlieu,
12 18|             Already!" she said, smiling. "A lover could not have
13 18|         des Touches," she said,~smiling.~ ~Three hours passed, during
14 19|          and Sabine came with a smiling face, and little Calyste
15 20|       exhibit herself alone and smiling~like a happy woman. In the
16 21|  Rochefide,"~remarked Clotilde, smiling, to her sister; "she never
17 21|        apostolical face. He was smiling as he mounted the steps
18 21|   consult me?" asked the vicar, smiling.~ ~"Ah!" replied the duchess, "
19 24|         good action," he~added, smiling.~ ~"Follow your instructions!"
20 24|    Ajuda could not refrain from smiling at the idea of this~agreement
21 25|         Prince of Bohemia said, smiling:~ ~"One word with you, count."~ ~
22 26|           Maxime could not help smiling at the change that came