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 1 5 |             to find him~an heiress, knowing that he, like Fanny their
 2 5 |             time,~a sense of joy in knowing that their sons are happy;
 3 8 |             has too much the air of knowing abstruse things,~Chinese,
 4 8 |         Felicite pampered the vice, knowing how~indispensable a woman
 5 10|         your ease at Les Touches by knowing Felicite as she is. Her~
 6 10|             I must pity you for not knowing the greatest happiness that~
 7 12|      fixedly at the baroness with~a knowing air, as he said,~ ~"When
 8 13|           feeling a keen delight in knowing herself the object of the
 9 13|             game," she replied, not knowing what~to say or do.~ ~The
10 14|            be his only; I chose him knowing~nothing of love. The fault
11 15|            hookah and said nothing, knowing well that~no words or thoughts
12 16|       Mariotte. But she insisted on knowing everything;~she questioned
13 18|          household than for~that of knowing what her family would think
14 19|          non-return, uneasy without knowing why. The condition of the
15 22| self-interest for~their base. After knowing various writers, poor but