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 1 1 |           disjointed, grasses have forced their way with little~flowers
 2 4 |          excellent people would be forced to separate without~either
 3 5 |           mothers do not like~this forced abdication; they would rather
 4 10|      personalities the remarks she forced out of~absent-minded or
 5 10|           rather painful thoughts. Forced, by her position,~to let
 6 11|            stay longer, but he was forced to obey her imperious~and
 7 12|        humiliated of women, were I forced~to hide fearful sorrows,
 8 15| insinuations.~Beatrix will then be forced to parry with false assertions
 9 15|     flushed scarlet, but they~were forced to control themselves. When
10 15|           belief in Beatrix.~ ~She forced him to come down into the
11 16|        this spasm of exertion, was forced to return~home, bringing
12 16|           ill that the family were forced to send, at the request
13 17|    charming manner,I with rather a forced~little laugh, he absent-mindedly.~ ~
14 18|      Already, dearest mother, I am forced to keep one eye open to~
15 18|         her own resources, she was forced to an economy that was rather~
16 19|         Beatrix a~pardon which she forced him to solicit for two hours;
17 22|        13th arrondissement, we are~forced to accept its picturesque
18 23|            the improvements~he was forced to leave behind him,a kiosk
19 25|         eccentricities that we are forced to remember~it sometimes