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 1 1 |     it has no other ground of existence except that it has not~been
 2 2 |      ignorance of the baron's~existence. In the whole course of
 3 3 |       many poor rectors whose~existence or whose power is contested
 4 6 |     Mademoiselle des Touches'~existence. Letters came to the post-office,
 5 7 |     trivialities of a woman's existence encumber it; in the midst
 6 8 |     to the veriest trifles of~existence,in short, love, absolute
 7 10|  would have made~me flee from existence; to-day it puts into my
 8 11|        nor distances, nor the existence even of his own~body.~ ~
 9 12|      have given~me your whole existence, and Iyou see, I am frankI
10 12|     not yourswould poison our~existence and destroy my life. If
11 12|        The secret of Thisbe's existence had once escaped him. Thisbe~
12 14|     indicate to a botanist~an existence of at least three hundred
13 16|    thanked the old man, whose existence he envied. But now, from~
14 20|    activity, a /brio/ of~mere existence,if it is permissible to
15 22| agreeable and satisfactory an existence. This opinion will oblige
16 22|  comfortable little bourgeois existence, that, about~ten months
17 22|     now transported his whole existence and his~pleasures to Madame