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 1 2 |     as white as silver, which fell in~curls upon his shoulders.
 2 2 |       dining by four o'clock, fell asleep as usual while his
 3 4 |    where he was when the talk fell on the~misfortunes of the
 4 6 |      had its effect. Felicite fell ill; her blood~was overheated,
 5 6 |    body was that of soul. She fell in love with a~face, and
 6 8 |      forehead those hot tears fell, two~pearls of sorrowful
 7 8 |      from its ruffle of lace, fell~white and pure on the heavy
 8 9 |     repressive glances, which fell~upon his heart like an avalanche
 9 10|      hair, on which her tears fell plentifully. "No,~Calyste;
10 14|        worn-out with emotion, fell asleep in his~arm-chair;
11 16|      gold pieces rang~as they fell, one by one, into her lap.
12 21|    all my resignation."~ ~She fell into a chair. She had given
13 22|      me a little passion if I fell in~love with any one, but
14 23|       of pride to Fabien,~who fell in love with her to the
15 26| opened the window."~ ~Beatrix fell half fainting on the sofa.