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 1 3 |     eagerly.~ ~"Ah! mademoiselle," remarked Mariotte, "you can't prevent
 2 4 |           who like monstrosities,"~remarked Zephirine, taking out her
 3 4 |         however. The chevalier had remarked the abstraction of the beautiful~
 4 6 |           above all, as Talma once remarked, is seen depicted the anger~
 5 8 |            are very well matched," remarked Vignon. "She is ten years
 6 8 |         than~to give you a beard," remarked Vignon.~ ~"I have a sword
 7 9 |       nevertheless, has~never been remarked: we often subject ourselves
 8 10|           solid but marriage,"~she remarked, looking at Charlotte.~ ~
 9 10|           to neglect the marquise,~remarked, looking at Beatrix with
10 11|         back with him, as~Mariotte remarked, cartloads of books.~ ~His
11 11| conversation has taken away mine," remarked Beatrix.~ ~The marquise
12 13|          Calyste is much changed," remarked Mademoiselle de Pen-Hoel.~ ~"
13 15|            probably Claude Vignon, remarked in the foyer: 'It is hard
14 21|            Marquise de Rochefide,"~remarked Clotilde, smiling, to her
15 22|         one of our artists wittily remarked at the frantic moment of
16 22|           next year Madame Schontz remarked to him,~ ~"I don't cost
17 25|   necessity."~ ~"Maxime is right," remarked Madame Schontz, looking