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 1 5 |  mother returned to the salon deeply distressed at finding~that
 2 7 |    cheek and touched Felicite deeply.~ ~"You are an angel!" she
 3 8 |  Calyste.~ ~The young man was deeply wounded by the words, and
 4 10| angelic face of the youth, as deeply touched by~her present sorrow
 5 13|  instance, were flattered and deeply satisfied by~Calyste's love.
 6 13|    shore. Their souls were as deeply agitated as the nature before~
 7 14|     that those who loved most~deeply and reservedly were, for
 8 15|     one momentaffected him so deeply that he was dumb,~struck
 9 16|     ceremony affected Calyste deeply. His filial sorrow~silenced
10 17|       memory of a man she had deeply loved, Lucien de Rubempre,
11 17| mother as tender~as you,I was deeply hurt by perceiving that
12 18|      its cause in a vanity so deeply buried in~the soul that
13 22|     but dishonest, clever~but deeply in debt; after trying certain
14 26| clever. But Calyste loved too deeply, he was too much absorbed
15 26|   have pondered this question deeply;~and, as you know, I was