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 1 4 |       mother. "How could any woman help loving~Calyste?"~ ~"What
 2 9 |           come; we count on you~to help us celebrate her arrival.
 3 10|            women, I would stay and help~you play this game. It is
 4 10|             Calyste, who could not help himself, carried the message.
 5 10|     Guerande."~ ~Calyste could not help admiring Mademoiselle des
 6 11|          on the contrary, you will help me to retain my~Calyste'
 7 12|           reader's imagination, to~help him across crevasses. The
 8 12|        contract, and~she will also help you, with her experience,
 9 12|      letter, felt the need of some help in comprehending it~more
10 13| Mademoiselle de Pen-Hoel could not help laughing at her niece's~
11 13|       ennui, we allow the devil to help us"~ ~"That man would reproach
12 13|         over me unless I choose to help her." (This~remark, made
13 14|       placed, she was able, by the help of Gasselin, who~lowered
14 15|            and I can do nothing to help you."~ ~The bell announced
15 17|           too far. But~how could I help it? I love, and I am half
16 17|            please; but how could I help it? you were not here, and
17 21|         means of hell, will Heaven~help me?"~ ~"You are not at confession,"
18 25|           endure Beatrix; she will help me. Hotel de Grandlieu,"
19 25|          your /beaux yeux/ and for help in a great affair. You must
20 26|        said Maxime.~ ~"How could I help it? Feeling is stronger
21 26|       oculist."~ ~Maxime could not help smiling at the change that