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 1 5 |       for the last year has so changed our~dear Calyste."~ ~"Changed
 2 5 |  changed our~dear Calyste."~ ~"Changed him, how?" asked the baron.~ ~"
 3 6 |        little woman who almost changed the face of the world. But
 4 7 |     interrupted him.~ ~"Nature changed her laws in granting me
 5 8 |      Brittany, she"~ ~"She has changed our Calyste," said his blind
 6 12|      hope from you; nothing is changed but my divinity. I was a
 7 13| good-night.~ ~"Calyste is much changed," remarked Mademoiselle
 8 15|       you will~see that I have changed a marquise for a queen."~ ~
 9 17|       me. I~found her slightly changed, thinner and paler; but
10 18|        Rochefide was amazingly changed; and yet, although the transformation~
11 18|      decorative scenic effect,~changed at will, and wonderfully
12 20|      but she said to him, in a changed voice and with death in
13 22|        father nothing had been changed,~resembled those of masters
14 25|      my little girl?"~ ~"No, I changed my mind, and stayed at home
15 26|       resist~such things. So I changed pedals. I began to entice