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 1 2 |         sat down in his old arm-~chair and ordered supper to be
 2 2 | ill-grace or affectation, in her~chair, her feet stretched out
 3 5 |   brother, who was dozing in his chair.~ ~"Calyste," she said,
 4 7 |          arranged a great Gothic chair for her near the window,
 5 8 |       upon the back of her boy's chair, like the sister of Dido
 6 11|   herself~gracefully in a Gothic chair. "She will just do for you,
 7 12|          of it. She knelt~upon a chair, and made a mental prayer
 8 13|       exclaimed, dropping into a chair.~ ~Camille looked into the
 9 16|          to God as~he sat in his chair, from which his weakness
10 16|       The old man dropped into a chair.~ ~"Oh! where could we get
11 16|          The old man died in his chair in~presence of the assembled
12 20|          He twisted about in his chair, declaring there was a draught,~
13 21|  resignation."~ ~She fell into a chair. She had given vent to the
14 21|          she said, pointing to a chair and speaking in a low~voice, "
15 26|     Calyste, who~wriggled in his chair like a worm cut in two,
16 26|         sent Calyste back to his chair, where he~sat as rigid as