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 1 1 |  though the sculptor had just laid~down his chisel. This escutcheon
 2 6 |       hundred thousand francs laid by during~her minority by
 3 7 |      Camille's beautiful hand laid upon his eloquently~interrupted
 4 8 | gloomy sadness. Excesses have laid~dark tints above the eyelids;
 5 8 |      greatness of obligations laid upon me has not led me,
 6 8 |      not see the trap that it laid for her.~ ~During the rest
 7 9 |    white gleam of the candles laid a satiny lustre on her forehead,~
 8 11|     slyness of cats, to~traps laid for innocence and all the
 9 12|     silenced my youth, I~have laid aside myself, I have aged
10 14|       in a feeble voice to be laid down, and Calyste placed~
11 14|  clothes they could spare and laid them on the ladder, making
12 14|     words Madame de Rochefide laid a tender, timid kiss~upon
13 15|     her illness, and there~he laid his head on the pillow where
14 16|     hundred and forty /louis/ laid by. When you know~where
15 18| aspiring to another ministry, laid a warning finger significantly
16 19|    maid ran in.~After she was laid upon her bed and recovered
17 20|     not~always lie." She then laid the paper on Calyste's desk.~ ~
18 22|     in this second~phase. She laid out for herself a house-keeping