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 1 2 |            Besides, it is for him to remember. Poor king! he must be weary~
 2 2 |              a year.~ ~"The king did remember!" he said when the news
 3 10|         Fanny to see Calyste mount; "remember that~they have more than
 4 14|         difficult to pronounce as to~remember.~ ~Calyste led Beatrix to
 5 14|       Whether Beatrix lives~or dies, remember that this must be an accident."~ ~"
 6 17|          Sabine," said the duchess; "remember your promise;~write to me
 7 17|           the bosom of her~family. I remember how you blamed, I dare say
 8 17|           and possibly to contempt.~"Remember that you are a Grandlieu!"
 9 17|             are a Grandlieu!" yes, I remember that you told~me all that~ ~
10 17|               he is an only child, I remember that. But,~between ourselves,
11 20|            is not surprising when we~remember the sort of attraction presented
12 21|           unfruitful and deadly. And remember, God sends us~afflictions
13 21|          Sales says on that subject. Remember too how Madame Guyon~complained
14 25|           twenty thousand francs.~ ~"Remember, my boy, you needn't economize
15 25|            secondary to ambition.~ ~"Remember, my dear child," she said, "
16 25| eccentricities that we are forced to remember~it sometimes as well as