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 1 1 |      enchanting woman whom you have met in other climes and whose
 2 3 |                Yes, mademoiselle; I met him taking his dog to walk
 3 8 |           to breathe again,~Beatrix met at my house a man with whom
 4 9 |             of~love, without having met the object of so many efforts.~ ~
 5 10|             Parisians, whenever she met them, with an assumption
 6 10|              But the~literary topic met the fate of whist; neither
 7 11|           makes me wish I had never met Beatrix," he replied with
 8 11|               When the three actors met in the salon, and this comedy
 9 14|             with his love.~ ~"It is met by a rock!" said Beatrix,
10 15|      instantly ran down~to him. She met him at the foot of the staircase
11 16| Mademoiselle des Touches, when they met, "I want~you to go to Paris
12 17|            to do you since~we first met. Do not contest my rights
13 25|         Ronceret.~ ~"Have you never met the Heir? Du Ronceret of
14 26|             Two days later, as they met on the threshold of the