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 1 1 |      of a noble.~ ~Let us not forget a precious detail, full
 2 4 |         Often the baron would forget where he was when the talk
 3 8 |      her, like that prince, I forget his name, in the Arabian~
 4 8 |     man, any more than he~can forget what is grand and sublime.
 5 9 |       tell you that you would forget me as if I had never existed?
 6 10|    plentifully. "No,~Calyste; forget what you have heard; I count
 7 10| meaning air,~ ~"I shall never forget this journey made between
 8 10|      advicebut I shall always forget it, I'm~afraid."~ ~Mademoiselle
 9 11|     beauty. Some traveller, I forget who, relates that when wild~
10 12|     will; I am a slave.~ ~You forget that I love and am beloved.
11 12|        and a~fine estate."~ ~"Forget Beatrix!" said Calyste,
12 16|  think of your young~days you forget everything."~ ~"Come to
13 18|   alone in the world!"~ ~"You forget me!" said Calyste.~ ~"You!"
14 18|        to my sorrow, I cannot~forget; I love, and I desire to
15 19|      daughter; next, you must forget~Madame de Rochefide; she
16 25|         he~replied, "I should forget my creditors and go and
17 26|      give myself."~ ~"But you forget that Monsieur de Rochefide'