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 1 1 |          a fold of your heart.~ ~Near the church of Guerande stands
 2 2 |  fireplace on the garden side.~ ~Near this gnarled trunk of an
 3 3 |          went to live at Odessa, near the Duc de~Richelieu, with
 4 6 |       the defenders of the king, near whose~person his rank as
 5 6 |    Faucombe, a good-sized estate near Nantes, belonging to Madame
 6 6 |       complexions in a region so near~England that the atmospheric
 7 7 |       great Gothic chair for her near the window, and~opened one
 8 9 |       scarlet poppy; a~turquoise near a ruby. In a moment, as
 9 9 |      white as milk, and hollowed near the head, until its~lines
10 10|      mansion, where a crowd came near gathering, attracted by~
11 11| circumstances Calyste often came near losing the fruit of~Camille'
12 13|          my little country house~near Paris, where you will find
13 14|         was magnificently clear.~Near the horizon the sea had
14 16|         Touches, where he stayed~near Camille till past midnight.
15 16|        her in our dear Brittany, near to me! But she~lies in my
16 18|         stall had taken it quite near to that part of the theatre~
17 18|        on seeing you just now so near to me.~Yes," she said, replying
18 19|        to her glowing~heart came near to killing her. As she held
19 22|         regions. If the house is near the line traced by the~rue
20 22|      Alsacian guerillas who came near saving the~Emperor in the