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 1 2 |         inborn so to speak, which allowed him to~dispense with thought.
 2 2 |          always carefully put up, allowed the eye to follow~with delight
 3 3 |          Mademoiselle de Pen-Hoel allowed her bonnets the~longevity
 4 3 |          Guenics would never have allowed~themselves to pay her the
 5 3 |           the government was~ever allowed to penetrate. For the last
 6 8 |      believe a poor woman who~has allowed herself to be drawn along
 7 9 |         with a transparent fichu, allowed the graceful~outlines of
 8 11|           day~during which he was allowed to see the marquise. This
 9 13|           inimical~friend she had allowed within her borders. To guard
10 14|        innocence the young Breton allowed his~thoughts to be read!
11 14|        youth's blind passion; she allowed his~soft pity to soothe
12 18|        return~to her when she has allowed him full liberty of action.~ ~
13 19|         that it could~be seen, he allowed his real feelings and his
14 22| authorized him to despise women), allowed itself free scope in the~
15 22|           popular that it must be allowed to soil this~page. Besides,
16 22|  beginning. Monsieur de Rochefide~allowed her five hundred francs
17 22|           her other~charms, which allowed this weak corvette to attach
18 25|            so you are the man who allowed Camille Maupin, the innkeeper