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 1 2 |          walls had~therefore seen service recently. The baron, who
 2 3 | accustomed~to perform this little service.~ ~A knock at the outer
 3 8 |         when I~wanted to do her a service, and search the country
 4 8 |      master from the accomplished service of Camille Maupin's kitchen,
 5 8 |     handicrafts, now gives to its service. The~poor and noble house
 6 8 |  beautiful linen, the silver-gilt service brought from Paris by~Mademoiselle
 7 9 |    Felicite had done~her friend a service; the marquise was much superior
 8 10|        pleasure of doing a little service to~Calyste's friends. Your
 9 15|         her, you'll do me a great service; I want her to turn~against
10 17|      hinder by false delicacy the service I have wished to do you
11 19|          begged him to do him the service, with rights of return,
12 19|         at the beauty of the gold~service, a present from a monomaniac
13 22|    splendid furniture, a complete service of plate,~twelve hundred
14 23|           done her such or~such a service and she did not know how
15 26|         of honor~after one year's service."~ ~"I shall make myself /