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 1 1 |    iron-clamped wood, no~longer raised but which could be raised
 2 1 |       raised but which could be raised at will. The mayoralty was~
 3 3 |       Pen-Hoel.~ ~"The altar is raised," said the abbe.~ ~The chevalier
 4 9 |     Maupin,~smiling, as Calyste raised the tapestry portiere,"punctual
 5 10|      looked at Calyste, who had raised his head~abruptly at these
 6 10|     surprised at the objections raised by her elder sister,~who
 7 10|      neck. Charlotte, in reply, raised her eyes to her mother~with
 8 11|       of~the delicate skin. She raised her sleeves and showed Camille
 9 11| strolling about~the garden, she raised a curtain in a way to attract
10 13|    astonished Beatrix. Then~she raised the portiere and looked
11 14|       inspire in your heart has raised me~in my own eyes. Understand
12 19|         by an injured angel who raised her eyes to the ceiling
13 22|        being unknown to others, raised his reputation as an amusing
14 25|       thousand."~ ~La Palferine raised his hat with an air as respectful