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 1 2 |       sister,~like in all points save clothes to her brother,
 2 5 |         and~saving, as people do save in the provinces, would
 3 7 |         galvanize that~heart, to save him from himself, to attach
 4 7 |        her cheeks. "Will nothing save me from myself?" she added,~
 5 10|        me to marry Charlotte, to save me from~perdition," said
 6 12|          mental prayer to God to save her Calyste's~reason, to
 7 13|       amuse him, please him, and save~him from ennui, we allow
 8 16|      cried Zephirine; "will that save him?"~ ~Without waiting
 9 16|        go," he said.~ ~"We shall save him," said Mademoiselle
10 17|         in my conscience lest to save~Calyste I may have sacrificed
11 19|       sincere friends.~ ~"I must save her!" she thought to herself. "
12 19|        must, in the first place, save my daughter; next, you must
13 21|   triumph, mother, we shall only save the family. Calyste~has
14 21|        his wife, and possibly to save from hell a poor~distracted
15 21| confession," repeated the abbe. "Save your child."~ ~The worthy
16 25|          years you have made him save what othersAntonia,~Malaga,