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 1 1 |   flowers, honeysuckles, roses, box, and many enchanting~plants.
 2 12|        speech was~repeated from box to box all through the house."~ ~
 3 12|        was~repeated from box to box all through the house."~ ~
 4 14|  instance of it,a large bush of box. This~bush, the greatest
 5 14|        from her pocket a little box, in which she had put, in
 6 14|         which grew the~plant of box. Calyste felt a thrill of
 7 14|    relic.~ ~"We'll add a bit of box," she said smiling.~ ~They
 8 16|        for hours in the bush of box; for, by studying the footholds
 9 17|       my dear Sabine."~ ~On the box of the bridal carriage sat
10 17|     people shut themselves in a box which rolls along;~the little
11 17|        carving as a sandal-wood box. In spite~of the affectionate
12 18|      the door of the proscenium box half-open, and his feet
13 18|         Calyste had entered her box; "we must tease and harass
14 18|        when Calyste entered the box.~ ~With a single glance
15 18|      two~gentlemen had left the box,"yes, alone in the world!"~ ~"
16 19| intimate that they shared their box at the Opera by equal payments.~
17 22|         he hired one-third of a box at the Opera for her; next
18 26|        had taken the third of a box at the Opera, obscurely
19 26|    escorted the marquise to her~box, placing himself behind
20 26|       these~occasions, left the box alone before the end of
21 26|       rose three~times as if to box the ears of La Palferine.