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 1 4 | really~the matter with him he expected, he knew them and he bore
 2 5 |  happy life in obscurity. She expected to inherit some property,
 3 6 |      woman, in short. But she~expected in return an exchange of
 4 8 |   house a man with whom I had expected to end my days,~Gennaro
 5 8 |      opposition to~society? I expected such a life; but love, my
 6 10|      his mother and aunt, who expected them to dinner, that~meal
 7 11|   retain my~Calyste's love. I expected the impression you would
 8 11|      expressive than Felicite expected.~Beatrix had dressed herself
 9 12|    the ground that his mother expected him, and he~left Les Touches
10 15|       the midst of the joy he expected his flatteries to cause
11 18|    was duty, dulness, and the~expected. One became, in a moment,
12 20|     the heart; all others are expected, the shock to the~nerves
13 25|       of Maxime.~Aurelie thus expected nine guests, all men of
14 26|      s failure in health, and~expected some day to see herself