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 1 1 |      so old a place. It covers half an acre~of ground, its walls
 2 2 |    those of an~antique statue. Half lying, without ill-grace
 3 4 |      the players~would sit for half an hour, their cards held
 4 12|       tingling with an emotion half sweet, half painful, as
 5 12|    with an emotion half sweet, half painful, as he~felt the
 6 13|       women were half-sitting, half lying, in apparent indolence
 7 17|      help it? I love, and I am half a Portuguese,for I am~much
 8 17|    parts, and I am the~devoted half of the pair. There are dangers,
 9 18|     say to wives who are still half girls: "Here's a~key rusty
10 19| thought he had been there only half an hour, but~it was past
11 22|      painter's studio, used it half~jestingly, and produced
12 22|     the Bank of France and put~half of that sum in the name
13 22|      placed me; he has made me half a wife and~a lady, and that'
14 23|     forty-~three years of age, half worn-out, did not redeem
15 26|        window."~ ~Beatrix fell half fainting on the sofa. Then