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 1 2 |       and knitting stockings, a work for which~sight is needless.
 2 2 | stocking-machine incessantly at work; the phenomenon would~have
 3 2 |    vegetables. He had so little work to do that without~this
 4 6 |       and she helped him in his work,writing three of his books,
 5 6 |      former solitude she set to work resolvedly, under the direction
 6 6 |     which is found in Camille's work. The true secret of her
 7 6 |       offering a man's name and work to criticism.~ ~In spite
 8 7 |    escape the eyes of those who work them, Calyste~gratified
 9 8 |     read disgusts him with real work. Indifferent to small things
10 8 |     roll~by, and does not go to work. Like Etienne Lousteau the
11 8 |        he wishes to put his new~work, a grand opera, into rehearsal
12 9 |        which crowned the~secret work of his hopes, his fears,
13 12|       longer sit quietly at her work in the ancient hall. After
14 14|        read "Indiana,"the~first work of Camille's celebrated
15 14|      ill-treated.~ ~"They go to work like La Fontaine, when he
16 18|    married pair in Brittany the work of restoring~and furnishing