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 1 4 |         actress!"~ ~"In that case, send for Charlotte."~ ~"I have
 2 11|         yet of~George Sand. I will send one of my people this very
 3 12|           perplexity; how could he send that~letter? He followed
 4 12|            What is the best way to send a letter secretly to one'
 5 12|          be her life. I will never send you back, in jest, as I
 6 13|      Nothing. Well, then, Calyste, send my horses and yours across
 7 14|        said to Camille.~ ~"We must send him home," said Felicite,
 8 16|          the family were forced to send, at the request of~the Guerande
 9 16|      shaking voice; "and I can die~send for the rector!"~ ~The words
10 18|          her mother~had frequently send her considerable sums of
11 18|            restrained joy. "I will send it by a messenger."~ ~"And
12 18|          the old footman entered, "send this~note to its address.
13 19|            her intelligence was to send the maid to her friend,~
14 22|         better give no salary than send them~eighty francs each
15 25|         you~promise, don't you? to send Arthur back to Beatrix?"~ ~"
16 25| figure-heads. Besides, you want to send Monsieur du Guenic~to the
17 26|          his mother begging her to send him at once a~considerable