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 1 1 |          not what proud, chivalrous turn to the hand.~With what vigor
 2 8 |          smile? He~felt a desire to turn and rend that cold, pale
 3 8 |          before going out to take a turn in the garden. No Flemish
 4 11|           smoking, contemplating in turn the~marshes, the sea, and
 5 11|        threaten, in~certain men, to turn into madness. He began to
 6 12|           eye, so cold, so stern, I turn~to ice within me. Your disdain, /
 7 12|          loves me, is an insult. To turn to another~would be to place
 8 13|          give sidelong glances, and turn our eyes," said Charlotte,
 9 14|             and the marquise in her turn, watched his charming face,~
10 14|        Rochefide, women whose~necks turn in a manner to give them
11 14|         nothing.~ ~Suddenly, at the turn of a path, Beatrix was seized
12 15|        great service; I want her to turn~against me. I have been
13 18|          and pressed it, making him turn pale.~ ~"Thank you, Calyste,
14 20|            the depths of her heart, turn sour and rot the delicate~
15 21|            to please him I ought to turn away my head~with pretended
16 23|   replastering of 1830. He meant~to turn it to his own profit, following
17 24|              and my family will not turn its back upon her; I give
18 26|   generation for being the first to turn~away from you."~ ~"Ah! it
19 26|          pregnant, and it takes the turn of murderous ideas; she
20 26| preparations; inwardly resolving to turn~Calyste off in a way that
21 26|             him to wait. He, in his turn, saw Calyste~sent away;