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 1 1 |      He went and came when he pleased;~all the country knew him;
 2 3 |       whichever of her nieces pleased her best.~Every three months
 3 6 |  where she~read everything it pleased her to read. She thus obtained
 4 6 |    Italian; you might, if you pleased, call it animated ivory.~
 5 6 |   concerned about her toilet, pleased with the airy nothings~so
 6 6 |   occupied Les Touches, which pleased her~immensely. She wanted
 7 8 | dowager de~Casteran, was well pleased to see her marry a man to
 8 10|    Mariotte, who seemed to be pleased with Calyste's behavior.~ ~
 9 11|          But you have neither pleased me nor displeased me," she
10 14|    respectful idolatry, which pleased her well. She liked to feel
11 17|    Sabine~herself was greatly pleased with Calyste, and matters
12 17|    paler; but she seemed much~pleased at my visit.~ ~"Tell Calyste,"
13 22|     that is, to good luck).~ ~Pleased above all things to be able
14 25|     the only one who has ever pleased~me."~ ~La Palferine colored,