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 1 2 |     and dogs of the house, and talked to them and~petted them
 2 3 |        had driven a tilbury or talked of a visit to~Paris she
 3 9 | celebrated man of whom we have talked so much, Gennaro~Conti,"
 4 12|       of Conti, as~Camille has talked to me of Claude. I have
 5 12|       if made for her. She has talked to me of her career; she~
 6 14|        found her~doing so, she talked of the effect produced by
 7 14|        punishment."~ ~When she talked thus, her eyes moist with
 8 15|      rebuke;~they desire to be talked about at any cost. Beatrix
 9 15|       this morning?"~ ~Camille talked long and eloquently; but
10 16|      topic of the~town; it was talked of all over the region,
11 17|  rights to mutual coldness, we talked of weather, relays, and~
12 17|      opera chorus. The old men talked of Calyste's resemblance~
13 21|        In fact, I have~already talked of this delicate crisis
14 23|  wholly bent on making himself talked about.~ ~"My dear fellow,
15 23|        a man must make himself talked about, if he wants to~be
16 23|     brew. He also made himself talked about by a flower, given
17 26|     life is wrecked."~ ~Arthur talked for ten minutes, and Maxime