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 1 1 |      touching.~ ~The gate when open gives a vista into a somewhat
 2 1 |      and its summit is a small open dome,~beneath which stands
 3 2 |     through a turbulent sea in open boats, had weighed~upon
 4 2 |      produced by~a life in the open air and by the habit of
 5 2 |    Lastly and best of all, her~open countenance, serene and
 6 3 |     the lane.~Gasselin went to open it.~ ~"I dare say it is
 7 3 |    Hoel's page went gravely to open the door, and presently
 8 5 |        through the court-yard, open the gate, and~disappear.
 9 7 |        that little town is the open sea. A brook escapes through
10 9 |        the door of which~stood open, where he sat with his head
11 12| Felicite, not~ ~sparing him an open rebuke.~ ~Calyste rose,
12 13|      flowers. The windows were open, for the north wind had~
13 14|    their bosoms fly carelessly open. Some wear~only shifts,
14 14|      noble souls, do sometimes open vast depths of~thought,
15 14|       was that of pleasure.~ ~"Open your eyes," he said, "and
16 15|        but this last effort to open~Calyste's eyes was useless,
17 17|       extent of the grief, the open wound of the heart~of which
18 17|    wounds while I lay my heart~open to incurable ones. Yes,
19 18|      am forced to keep one eye open to~suspicion, when my heart
20 18|    pearl-gray moire with large open~sleeves, from which issued
21 21|     hand of the duchess was an~open palm for charity, she was