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 1 2 |      coquetry which most women spend on a single sentiment,~believe
 2 2 |      would not let her brother spend twenty-five louis for her~
 3 3 |   twenty~years of age) came to spend a few days with her.~ ~A
 4 5 |       to come home earlier and spend less time with~Mademoiselle
 5 9 |      during the one~day that I spend at Les Touches."~ ~"It was
 6 11|     know.~The evenings we will spend together, and I permit you
 7 11| admiration for female authors, spend four hours a day in reading
 8 17|       delightful~affair, I can spend all my tenderness on the
 9 19|      excessive, can prodigally spend,~or life would be too soon
10 21|       shall apparently have to spend a great deal of~money."~ ~"
11 22|        fortune; but he did not spend it any more than he expended
12 22|      It is unworthy. Don't you spend sixty thousand francs~sometimes
13 25|        would not be obliged to spend enormous sums; but I do
14 25|     the club, she to dress and spend the evening /tete-~a-tete/