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 1 2 | Guenic received the rents and~sent them to her brother by fishermen.
 2 3 |     of the new administration sent down by the government was~
 3 4 |     for Charlotte."~ ~"I have sent; my sister will receive
 4 6 |   town. She was rich, and she sent for Steibelt when~the time
 5 6 |    was~uninhabitable, and she sent her man of business to Guerande
 6 6 |      residence at Les Touches~sent down to her. It came by
 7 8 |      ferns, whose~very aspect sent the blood to my heart."~ ~
 8 9 |    girl~thus imposed upon him sent him with greater ardor into
 9 11|   beautiful~old English china sent to the baroness by her aunts.
10 11|       rival in her~toils. She sent her to bed that night piqued
11 11|     to Calyste, whom Felicite sent home to play /mouche/ with~
12 12|    great salon, from which he sent away~Mademoiselle de Pen-Hoel'
13 16|     hours by his family.~They sent at last for the Guerande
14 16| Mariotte, seeing such wealth, sent Gasselin to lock the doors.~ ~"
15 17|         regard me as an angel sent from heaven;~they tremble
16 21|      about~which his penitent sent for him; but as the hand
17 25|        who seems to have been sent from Alencon~expressly for
18 26|  monsieur?" in a manner which sent Calyste back to his chair,
19 26|    physical reaction,~and she sent for the doctor; but at the
20 26|      I am in despair. Antoine sent you~away when your arrival
21 26|      in his turn, saw Calyste~sent away; for du Guenic, hungry