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 1 1 |         as to meet a being~or an object of the present time. There
 2 3 |        Consequently, she was the~object of the cajoleries of the
 3 3 | engagistes/. When avarice has an object it ceases to be a vice;
 4 8 |         of occupation,~and whose object is to get out of a salon
 5 9 |       still vague and without an object, his~fancy fastened with
 6 9 |           without having met the object of so many efforts.~ ~Presently
 7 12|        showing me how love, that object of our~prayers, our dreams,
 8 12|          that is my property, my object, my religion!~ ~You talk
 9 13|   delight in knowing herself the object of the first~love of so
10 14|        her~vanities by being the object of such a crime.~ ~"You
11 18|   Calyste knew himself~to be the object of so deep, so naive, so
12 19|         of his idol, whose~great object was to amuse him, until
13 22|        while she, perceiving his object, gave him a character to~
14 23|        for the man she makes the object of a~love she calls "from
15 23|          real, was sure to be an object of pride to Fabien,~who
16 25|        long as you hold him.~Her object is to recover her place