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 1 4 |       virtuous women blush and weep, and~spent their time mostly
 2 4 |       future. Therefore, don't weep;~all is not lost, madame;
 3 5 |     angel; but when she saw me weep hot tears she tried to~comfort
 4 5 |            Who is making Fanny weep?" cried the old man, waking
 5 8 |      motherhood, "mamma, don't weep! Just now, when I~wanted
 6 12|   emotions, it made~the mother weep, as she said to her son,
 7 13|    presently she wept as women weep in their bitterest~sorrows.~ ~"
 8 15|     show her a tearfor you can weep, you are still~young. I,
 9 15|      still~young. I, alas! can weep no more; and that's a great
10 17| lottery; and~that is why women weep at a wedding while men smile;
11 19|       have a heart~in which to weep and moan? Oh, dearest!to
12 20|       tears, and wept as women weep~when they are all alone.~ ~
13 24|      how we love. As for me,~I weep at the great scene of Arnolphe.
14 26|     his~man on the spot' (then weep). 'And Fabien, he' (mortify