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 1 1 |    down, and the ground~they stood on turned into streets.
 2 2 |  back of~the arm-chair which stood beside the fireplace on
 3 4 |   hid many memories. When he stood, solemnly planted on his
 4 7 |     with green velvet, which stood on the landing beneath a~
 5 8 |     folds so heavy that they stood alone,~and could hide her
 6 9 | garlands and his flowers. He stood with arms folded, lost in~
 7 9 |    and yield to nothing that stood in his way. He~looked at
 8 9 |     her divine wand until he stood~in presence of Creation
 9 9 |   bedroom, the door of which~stood open, where he sat with
10 10|    all this."~ ~She rose and stood erect before the two men,
11 10|  Beatrix was charming~as she stood there, her features softened
12 13|    that ground, I believed I stood alone," she said. "Beatrix,
13 14|      him clearly how~matters stood. Calyste, a prey to black
14 14|  Calyste was deadly pale; he stood with his back against the
15 26| stupefaction of~Calyste, who stood for a moment planted on