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 1 2 |      line by which her neck was set upon her~shoulders. This
 2 3 |      atmosphere, he exhibited a set of the whitest teeth in
 3 6 |         her~former solitude she set to work resolvedly, under
 4 6 |         circle; it is of~bronze set in gold, but vivid gold
 5 7 |      female line. When Felicite set about restoring Les~Touches,
 6 7 |  mouthpiece and used only once, set fire to the~yellow leaves,
 7 8 |       my dearest, that I cannot set foot in Paris. I could~not,
 8 8 |        wind is favorable, and I set sail, wafting~you a kiss.~ ~
 9 8 |         the flesh-tones, and to set in full~relief the exuberance
10 11|        you have,~unconsciously, set me a hard task. I know it
11 13| machinery which she herself had set in~motion, Camille was compelled
12 17|       troubled tone of voice, a set discourse,~prepared, no
13 17|     after~all, is only a screen set up before pride, behind
14 18|            If Calyste had never set foot in Les Touches!"cried
15 19|         to the head; erysipelas set in, and possibly she may
16 21|        for our~tenderness if we set it in relief against our
17 22|       in the rue Coquenard, and set himself to study Aurelie'
18 22|    perambulating articles, soon set up Madame Schontz as the
19 22|     princes and rich men should set~their hearts on horse-flesh,
20 24|    salon where he had never yet set foot,~Maxime de Trailles
21 26|       arrival of these funds~he set himself to watch Beatrix,