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 1 3 |       arrived," said~the rector, sitting down, and taking the hand
 2 7 |       cheek."~ ~Calyste colored; sitting down on a stool at Camille'
 3 8 |     young man," said the critic, sitting~down, and taking one end
 4 9 |          horses," said the maid, sitting on a trunk.~ ~"And I don'
 5 9 |       all its grandeur. Calyste, sitting in the same arm-chair in
 6 12|   Camille and Beatrix. They were sitting on the sofa together,~apparently
 7 13| impetuous movements of her soul, sitting down now and then, and trying~
 8 14|        the farmhouse.~ ~Calyste, sitting on a stool, answered only
 9 14|        the night at Les Touches, sitting at the foot of~Beatrix's
10 15|         remainder of the evening sitting beside his mother. The rector,
11 17|    people gaily tramp the roads, sitting down in the woods,~banqueting
12 19|   invented. The clever~physician sitting at the bedside of his patient
13 19|   rapidity of execution. Calyste~sitting at the foot of the bed strove
14 19|             Monsieur," she said, sitting up in bed and looking angrily