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 1 3 |         lands as the inevitable~result of experiments. To her,
 2 4 |    engaged in talking. If, as a result of these inattentions, a~
 3 5 |        their hearts. Though the result may be the~development of
 4 6 |       became extraordinary, the result of a~passion for reading,
 5 6 | Mademoiselle des Touches.~ ~The result of all this was in a contrary
 6 6 |      place in~her person as the result of her obstinate celibacy.
 7 8 |      the bottom. Certain of~the result, I wanted to see the twistings
 8 10|       you with Camille~were the result of wounded feeling. I intend
 9 12|  Pen-Hoel~can bestow that grand result upon you in the marriage
10 14|        they were right; for the result was that those who loved
11 15|        capable of imagining the result of a first love,~the love
12 17|    foresee what~disasters might result should he again meet with
13 21|   although it is one which must result in~great good; and I desire
14 21|       of view, I admit that the result would be decisive"~ ~"The
15 21|      any more, having found the result so~desirable. "You can consult
16 22|    hundred thousand francs, the result~of her savings for the last