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 1 1 |           it holds the sword which served but recently the~present
 2 2 |              It would be thought I served a king from interest," said
 3 3 |          during the emigration. He served in the Russian navy until~
 4 5 |         have~him wakened. Mariotte served the spoiled child's breakfast
 5 6 |      influence on her~fame; it has served it, just as her fortune
 6 11|     illustrious house of du Guenic served a little supper~before the
 7 13|        alone. When coffee had been served Mademoiselle des Touches
 8 13|            a brief sentence, which served as a signal~for the combat.~ ~"
 9 15|             Just before dinner was served, Camille tried to~say a
10 16| nourishment taken against his will served only to increase the~slow
11 17|       bending under Homeric~viands served on antediluvian dishes;
12 18|     eighteen hundred francs.~Still served by an old footman, a maid,
13 20|          came to say:~ ~"Madame is served."~ ~"Let monsieur know."~ ~"
14 20|     dining-room of an old mansion,~served by silent servants, under
15 20|          which Madame de Rochefide served to Calyste.~Gasselin was
16 22|         military joviality (he had~served in the Royal Guard) seasoned
17 22|        13th~arrondissement,and she served dinners infinitely superior