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 1 1 |   thirteenth century. If any doubts remained on this point, a~feature
 2 2 | Nevertheless, to an observer enough remained of the~imperishable forms
 3 2 |             barn; and~how many oats remained in the bin without plunging
 4 4 |              By nine o'clock no one remained in the~salon but the baroness
 5 6 |           wife and~daughter to him, remained to nurse him, with the devotion
 6 6 |             was involved has always remained~a secret from the world.
 7 8 |         possible to love as much. I remained impassible, and~lent him
 8 8 |            for Italy. There she has remained two years; she has written
 9 10|         leave the young Breton, who remained~like a traveller among the
10 11|            fit to mate him, Calyste~remained speechless and even mindless.~ ~"
11 11|          was intending him to play, remained in rapt adoration before
12 11|     entreaties, Madame de Rochefide remained inflexible, and~showed what
13 13|       unable to do so. And thus she remained, a~prey to indecision until
14 14|         stiffness would be all~that remained of the accident. Across
15 15|           Calyste. The composer had remained~at table with his rival,
16 17|          feelings~in my soul, and I remained pensive after replying that
17 17|            opening before me. Had I remained upon my dignity, I should~
18 22|        floor of the only house that remained in the rue de Berlin;~thus
19 22|          yourselves!"a speech which~remained in their memory.~ ~It was
20 23|     earliest friends, and she alone remained faithful to him. The false~
21 25|          hand was offered to him he remained,~like the brandies I read