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 1 4 | Mademoiselle des Touches, did not enter the lists.~ ~"What does
 2 6 | Mademoiselle des Touches." Led to enter society by~one of the imperishable
 3 8 |       into which~hypocrisy cannot enter. While we were travelling
 4 8 |          fortune was necessary to~enter the lists against the silverware,
 5 10|   dramatic. You~are very young to enter such dangerous lists; you
 6 11|       beauty is~nothing; one must enter that pure heart, which is
 7 14|       Fontaine, when he wanted to enter the~Academy," said Camille.~ ~
 8 16|         danger; how could it ever enter the minds of these good~
 9 17|      Calyste.~ ~Calyste, before I enter my convent cell I am permitted
10 17|         days) our duty, you would~enter your beautiful new life
11 22|       France and of Navarre could enter into one~great solemn competition,
12 23|         become a true bourgeoise, enter an~honorable family, and
13 24|          not virtuous."~ ~"Do not enter upon those infamous actions
14 25|    Palferine, the last to arrive, enter, he walked up to his~lieutenant,
15 25|        directions; monsieur could enter as~master with the fullest
16 26|           sign to La Palferine to enter her carriage.~Doves can