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 1 6 |        followed the Bourbons to~Ghent, leaving their house to Mademoiselle
 2 8 |               provinces, as I might do,leaving families~without fortune,
 3 10|            drive back with the ladies, leaving Gasselin~to lead his horse.
 4 10|              taking Calyste's arm, and leaving Beatrix to watch the~vessel
 5 11|               Camille and Beatrix were leaving the grand~salon after their
 6 14|              forward toward the rocks, leaving him to~follow with Beatrix,
 7 15|        thoughts possessed her; she was leaving there one~of the sweetest
 8 16|             Calyste started for Paris, leaving the household~in charge
 9 17| absent-mindedly.~ ~At last, as we were leaving Versailles, I turned to
10 18|                an immediate excuse for leaving~the pair alone together.~ ~"
11 18|                 and partly conceal it; leaving imperfectly~visible the
12 24|               of whist he went to bed, leaving his~wife /tete-a-tete/ with
13 25|              salon, about~ten o'clock, leaving the other guests, who had
14 25|            nothing can hinder~her from leaving you. After a lease of six
15 25|               Ambigu," said~Rochefide, leaving the club.~ ~And he called
16 26|           after a brilliant witticism, leaving the two lovers to a~quarrel.~ ~
17 26|         driving away La~Palferine, and leaving Paris with his pacified