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 1 4 |     amount in the eyes of~this company. Supposing some extraordinary
 2 4 |        innovation, and all the company~but not without reluctanceadopted
 3 4 |     nose grew pale.~ ~"You had company to-day," said the chevalier
 4 6 |  herself up as a boy.~She kept company with Monsieur de Faucombe
 5 9 |     The young Breton found the company assembled in the little
 6 10|          to put herself in the company of that reprobate~woman!"~ ~"
 7 10|    announce the arrival of~the company to his mother and aunt,
 8 10|       explain to the assembled company the present~condition of
 9 13|        rising, and bidding the company good-night.~ ~"Calyste is
10 14|      foot of~Beatrix's bed, in company with Camille. The doctor
11 15|        begging him to keep him company in finishing~a bottle of
12 15| returned home, found the usual company at /mouche/, and passed
13 16|     seamen say, they sailed in company along the mall.~ ~"Only
14 17|   Calyste turned away from the company to the embrasure of a window
15 17|     returning to the~assembled company.~ ~The Abbe Grimont, to
16 17|        foolish in each other's company, understanding the~importance
17 26|        found the~count, but in company with Maxime de Trailles,