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 1 1 |          Most of these towns have fallen from states of~splendor
 2 2 |      despite~his fifty years, had fallen in love with a charming
 3 3 | SILHOUETTES~When night had fairly fallen, Gasselin came into the
 4 10|          the critic. "Calyste has fallen in~love at first sight with
 5 15|          of which he counted, has fallen flat. Some journalist,~probably
 6 15|           sure that the youth had fallen into some trap in~spite
 7 17|     husband, as father. Raise the fallen standard of the old du~Guenics;
 8 18|        arrogant as if I had never fallen in presence~of those who
 9 18|          could not belong to that fallen~angel. When he was told
10 18|         who seek from inferior or fallen natures the seal of their
11 18|         Southern~woman would have fallen at his feet saying, "Take
12 19|            she carried to excess.~Fallen into a mortifying position
13 20|          Calyste's groom, who had fallen~conveniently ill. This enabled
14 21|      melancholy half-smile of the fallen angel, who~wants to hide
15 25|          I happen to know, he has fallen in love with you to the~
16 26|         cast upon others who have fallen~from their midst, was now
17 26|        upon whom two passions had fallen; but to~adore Charles-Edouard