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 1 2 |        His forehead attracted attention by the golden tones of the
 2 2 |     What a~charming, delicate attention! When you see a woman displaying
 3 2 | looking after everything.~Her attention being never distracted,
 4 3 |      to pay her the slightest attention that the old woman could~
 5 9 |      de Rochefide paid little attention to him.~Mademoiselle des
 6 9 |    feeling, called Felicite's attention to him.~ ~"Oh! the adorable
 7 9 |      without attracting their attention, and~flung himself on one
 8 10|     sister forward, paying no~attention to her jeremiads.~ ~"Good-morning,
 9 10| embarrass others by paying no attention to~them; refusing what she
10 10|     to Charlotte, calling her attention to the~marquise and Camille
11 10|  called Madame de Rochefide's attention to the harmonies~of the
12 11|      each other with the keen attention of~Venetian inquisitors;
13 11|       in a way to attract her attention,~and also to throw a band
14 12|      indifference, was~paying attention to his father as a means
15 12|     He pays Charlotte no more attention than if she were a /paludiere/."~ ~
16 15|     of~Calyste and turned her attention to Conti, who appeared to
17 17|      her coquetries a willing attention~which no other woman could
18 22|   borrowed, she attracted the attention of Arthur de Rochefide,