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 1 5 |       were a saint she would not accept~your son." The baroness
 2 6 | falsehood in~the flatteries they accept as truths; she laughed at
 3 8 |         has compelled Gennaro to accept an offer to~write a French
 4 9 |      coquetries."~ ~The peculiar accept which Camille gave to the
 5 9 |       admiration,~but she cannot accept it. Pray control yourself."~ ~"
 6 12|        which makes us~willing to accept the rest. She will marry
 7 14|        the patient is willing~to accept the cruellest remedy and
 8 15|        women are silly enough to accept when gallantry~obliges us
 9 17|   suddenly and~curtly refused to accept the benefactions offered
10 17|          happiness; will you not~accept a few paltry and fleeting
11 17|  nobility need fortune. Calyste, accept a part~of mine, and make
12 17|       from me as spoilt children accept things, they~think it their
13 22| arrondissement, we are~forced to accept its picturesque patois. /
14 25|       steady life you had better~accept a receiver-generalship which