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 1 5 |            The curtness of this answer brought clouds to his mother'
 2 7 |         and the marshes.~ ~This answer explained all. Camille was
 3 7 |   gravity from that~magnificent answer of the princess to her subject. "
 4 10|     horrible anxiety.~ ~For all answer, Calyste took his mother
 5 11|         the truth of things and answer me; is it not the~Idea of
 6 12|       go I shall take~it for an answer,Calyste will understand
 7 12|      the purpose of meeting the answer to his letter, which~did
 8 12| anything but odious. I will not answer for my temper; my~grace
 9 12|        his own room to write an answer~to the marquise.~ ~Madame
10 12|      her the meaning of such an answer. Du~Halga snuffed the air
11 13|       flashed into her mind, in answer~to these questions, certain
12 13|    anxious. She knew not how to answer. Camille dealt~her a last
13 14|      said Beatrix, struck by an answer in which, for the first~
14 14|     careful to give no definite answer. Yes, she heard him; but
15 16|       to which he could make no answer. He now~knew the ignorance
16 16|         not say more. Her son's answer seemed to her more~indicative
17 26|  servant who had called and the answer~he had given, she replied, "