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 1 2 |    This loyal servant, who had spent his life and means on Louis
 2 4 |    than any person in Guerande spent in the course of~any one
 3 4 |       at the pictures. She has spent quite a fortune in~decorating
 4 4 |      women blush and weep, and~spent their time mostly at Les
 5 8 |      up. From 1830 to 1831 she~spent the time of the revolutionary
 6 8 |    mother, I have never before spent such a delightful evening.~
 7 11|   tobacco soaked in opium, she spent the greater part of the
 8 11|        he could not sleep, and spent the hours of~the night in
 9 14|       to sleep."~ ~That night, spent by Calyste beside Mademoiselle
10 15|       am I, free at last.' The spent ball suddenly comes to life~
11 17| touching. She said to us,~ ~"I spent my whole married life, a
12 20|      never received it. Sabine spent a~whole week in an agony
13 20|  Sabine, sure of her betrayal, spent three~hours with her son
14 22|   twelve thousand, and she had~spent as much as that in the hardest