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 1 2 |       how could it be otherwise?presented, like all the~Breton faces
 2 2 |      one of the antique chairs,~presented the type of those adorable
 3 2 |        The autumn of her beauty presented a few perennial~flowers
 4 6 |        to explain the anomalies~presented by the life of Camille Maupin.
 5 7 |    understand the attraction it~presented to a youth in his position.
 6 8 |   Flemish or~Dutch picture ever presented an interior in tones more
 7 8 |   compliance. The dinner-~table presented that rich and brilliant
 8 9 |         on the first woman that presented~herself. Beatrix necessarily
 9 9 |   Claude Vignon's remark.~ ~She presented to Calyste a man of medium
10 12|   entering the hotel du Guenic, presented to~him. He carried it to
11 18|         very large sleeves. She presented~that mixture of false glitter
12 18|       the highest nobility; she presented a nature more~ethereal than
13 20| remember the sort of attraction presented by such a struggle. It is~
14 22|      gratified by the figure~he presented as a handsome man (to which
15 22|        and wearing a corset, he~presented the type of those persons
16 23|      eligible men,~when Couture presented to her a provincial, supplied
17 23|         Emile Blondet, which he presented to~the horticultural world
18 25|       firmly drawn,~a type long presented in perennial youth by the
19 26|       Comte de la Palferine was presented to me ten days ago by~Nathan,"
20 26|         evaded the alternatives~presented to her by Calyste had La