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 1 1 |    suit of antique armor) may walk alone, not without sadness,~
 2 1 |   view.~ ~It is impossible to walk about the place without
 3 3 |     met him taking his dog to walk on the mall,"~replied the
 4 9 |    possessed him. He tried to walk slowly, but some~superior
 5 11| Thursday you wanted to take~a walk with me; and yesterday you
 6 11|      and hasten breakfast; my walk has given me an appetite,"~
 7 12|     seen taking his dog for a walk on~the mall. The baroness,
 8 12|   Therefore, to-morrow let us walk as lovers, hand in hand,~
 9 13|     Croisic to-morrow. Let us walk on the jetty; I~should like
10 14|     bathe without danger. You walk on,~admiring the cool little
11 14|   After~breakfast she went to walk with him in the garden and
12 14|  first night."~ ~During their walk Madame de Rochefide had
13 14|      arm, and continued their walk in silence to~what she called
14 26|         he said, bowing, "and walk proudly out. I will find~