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 1 4 |      The four old people had gone to~their beds. The chevalier,
 2 4 |  door-step,~and her page had gone in, the old lady answered,
 3 8 |   gulf to her. The baron had gone out; Fanny went to the~door
 4 10|     with Conti. After we are~gone strange things will happen
 5 10|      life.~ ~"We thought you gone, Calyste," said Claude. "
 6 11|      but his mother, who had gone on several occasions to
 7 11| Touches and the marquise had gone, as it happened, to~see
 8 12|      taken it; I should have gone with you, Heaven knows where,
 9 14|   misery and anguish she~had gone through in Italy, when she
10 15|  cruel~truth in one word,~ ~"Gone!"~ ~"Beatrix?" asked Calyste,
11 15|     she were, would she have gone away with Conti~this morning?"~ ~
12 16|     that, who, they say, has gone off with a~singer"~ ~"Marry,
13 16|     man whose vital~spark is gone, whose soul has left him.
14 16|    and said,~ ~"Is Charlotte gone?"~ ~"She goes to-morrow,
15 16|   report of the doctors, had gone to Mademoiselle des~Touches,
16 18|    luxury. She had therefore gone~to the summit of the hill
17 19| half-past twelve, Sabine had gone to bed~overwhelmed with
18 19|     You told me you would be gone but a moment, and I have
19 22|      fresh stucco, they have gone, towed by speculation, along
20 26|     and all his elegance was gone.~ ~"Well, my dear marquis?"