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 1 6 |       archaeologist. Chance had flung her into the regions of~
 2 7 |      like that of Cherubin,~had flung him at the feet of a person
 3 8 |       She grasped them rapidly, flung to her as they were in~glances
 4 9 | attracting their attention, and~flung himself on one of the sofas
 5 12|       headlong impulse of~love, flung himself heedlessly on the
 6 14|        ground. Instead of being flung head foremost~down the precipice,
 7 14|            You would never have flung /me/ into the water," said
 8 15|      her little salon, where he flung himself on~the divan where
 9 16|         my mother, I would have flung myself before now into the~
10 18|      Beatrix was caught when he flung~her into the sea that she
11 18|         dear Sabine."~ ~Calyste flung himself back in his arm-chair
12 19|        the night~before she had flung into her letter-box.~ ~After
13 20|  recognizing her handwriting he flung the letter into the fire,~
14 21|    guess what those words mean, flung~out in advance. If Calyste
15 26|         hotel de Rochefide. You flung yourself rather~heedlessly