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 1 5 |        delay, it is said, is a promise of longevity. The~chevalier
 2 7 | cheerful tone. "I will keep~my promise; and while I tell you that
 3 11|        cope with her; will you~promise me a blind obedience?"~ ~"
 4 11|        redoubled it. The magic promise,~"Beatrix shall love you,"
 5 11|       himself, in spite of~his promise to Felicite, to see Beatrix,
 6 16|    swear to me to marry."~ ~"I promise it, father."~ ~It was a
 7 17|        she reminded him of the promise made to his dying father~
 8 17|   while~agreeing to fulfil his promise, he concealed within his
 9 17|        duchess; "remember your promise;~write to me often. Calyste,
10 24|       and if you say yes, your promise, which I know to be~sacred,
11 24|       me with some kindness, I promise you~to make your plan succeed
12 24|     sword, I cannot absolutely promise you success. I~have known
13 25|       and marry du Ronceret, I promise you he~shall be a baron
14 25|       a million; and if you'll promise me the chief-justiceship
15 25|   there~already."~ ~"Suppose I promise you the support of the nobility?"~ ~"
16 25|        At thy feet I kneel'you~promise, don't you? to send Arthur
17 26|    that little house, and I'll promise to find some one to suit