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 1 1 |           about the place without thinking at every~step of the habits
 2 4 |      being accused by the rest of thinking so much of~his buzzing ears,
 3 6 |          and supplies the living, thinking oxide which gives~such seduction
 4 6 |      person could see her without thinking of Cleopatra, that dark~
 5 6 |          Claude; she was not even thinking of~marriage; her heart was
 6 8 |        all nobles,~Beatrix, while thinking these novel ideals superb,
 7 8 |          to them?' and he is also thinking: 'I ate too much macaroni
 8 8 |          one.~ ~Calyste went home thinking no longer of Beatrix de
 9 10|      horse. He was gay as a bird, thinking to himself,~ ~"/She/ has
10 12|         studied you so much~while thinking of you day and night that
11 14|     giving Beatrix to Calyste! So thinking,~she felt the earthly woman
12 14| comprehension of each other,~she, thinking she had gained a truce,
13 17|        question, 'Of what~are you thinking?' Certainly the mother of
14 17|       with all its sights; always thinking, however, of~Calyste, who
15 18|         What next?" said Calyste, thinking something more would follow.~ ~"
16 19|         was~charming to his wife, thinking in his heart that he was
17 19|        warn Savinien," Sabine was thinking, "I am sure that paper bore
18 21|         sin, my dear director, of thinking how to launch~upon Madame
19 25|       accustomed to listen, while~thinking of other things.~ ~"I'm
20 26|          Maxime listened gravely, thinking~all the while of his own
21 26|        and returned to the salon,~thinking: "I will escape into a convent;