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 1 2 |   their duty."~ ~Then, having kissed his wife and sister, he
 2 2 |       household, the old maid~kissed the baroness like a sister;
 3 6 |       the fire of the desert, kissed by a~Coptic sun. The tones
 4 8 |       hand, which he took and kissed, dropping a tear~upon it,
 5 8 |    never known it."~ ~Calyste kissed his mother's hand as if
 6 10|     impulse, at her feet, and kissed her~hands, laying his face,
 7 10|      took Camille's hand, and kissed it.~ ~"Leave us now, Calyste,"
 8 10|       mother in his arms, and kissed her on~her cheeks, her forehead
 9 10|     the hand of the marquise, kissed it, and left a~tear upon
10 10|       and Beatrix~adieu.~ ~He kissed the hand of Felicite, hoping
11 11|   Camille round~the waist and kissed her gently, not with love
12 11|    but with tenderness, as~he kissed his mother. Mademoiselle
13 11|       thought Camille, as she kissed~her good-night.~ ~Then,
14 12|      took Camille's hand, and kissed it. Then he went to the~
15 14|       she yielded to him, and kissed it humbly.~ ~"You have the
16 16|     the young girl's head and kissed her hair; then he left the~ ~
17 19| adulterous odor! She had just kissed the spot where~the kisses
18 19|      his wife round the neck, kissed her on both cheeks~and whispered:~ ~"
19 21|      laughing. While Athenais kissed her mother, Clotilde leaned~
20 25|  Schontz around the waist and kissed her with an~impulse of fury