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 1 2 |              the exclusive topics of conversation in the baron's~family. There
 2 4 |             a phrase that opened the conversation~in many houses.~ ~"How is
 3 4 |           Impossible to continue the~conversation! But she was glad to hide
 4 4 | preoccupation was the chief topic of conversation,~however. The chevalier
 5 6 |              for the~commonplaces of conversation, the silliness of gallantry;
 6 9 |              and to take part in the conversation.~ ~But whatever he did,
 7 11|          appetite,"~she said.~ ~"Our conversation has taken away mine," remarked
 8 15|              dessert, he brought the conversation round to women,~and lauded
 9 16|         opportunity of beginning the conversation by saying to~Calyste,~ ~"
10 17|             rate, the~meaning of our conversation. If Mademoiselle des Touches
11 22|            the Royal Guard) seasoned conversation with so much point~that
12 25|             friends at table and~the conversation already started on Madame
13 25|         prince,~nor heard such witty conversation, nor seen the glitter of
14 25|            the Heir by the following conversation which Maxime held with~Couture
15 26|              him back~to you."~ ~The conversation, thus begun, went on till