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 1 1 |        pledged to~farmers, and bring in sixty thousand francs
 2 1 |        thorough cleaning~might bring out paintings like those
 3 2 |    that the baron was about to bring home a mistress, she had~
 4 3 |    whence, however, he did not bring back either facts or ideas.
 5 5 |    wife~for Calyste, who would bring him twelve or even fifteen
 6 6 |        emotion is necessary to bring the~faintest color to the
 7 7 |      rocks as if the better to~bring out their weird formationsthat
 8 10|   Felicite reject his love and bring Claude~Vignon from Paris
 9 11|        care for the means~that bring it. As Calyste walked back
10 12|        that if the reasons you bring forward did~not exist, you
11 14|     lions, and ordering him to bring it back to her, did not /
12 16|      over a hundred /louis/ to bring one down.~ ~"People die
13 16|       get a hundred /louis/ to bring doctors from Paris?~There
14 16| chevalier, "and I have come to bring a hundred~and forty /louis/
15 16|      des~Touches, intending to bring her back with him to Calyste,
16 21|      husband madly, and yet to bring him back to me I must borrow
17 21|        certainly~find means to bring Calyste back to you."~ ~"
18 24|   asked the Marquis d'Ajuda to bring her that king of~political
19 26|       case like this, Maxime' (bring me in) 'would kill his~man
20 26|     and~her first words were, 'Bring Arthur back to me!'"~ ~"