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 1 4 |       fails," was a phrase that opened the conversation~in many
 2 5 |       the house to the~gate and opened it for her boy.~ ~"Oh!"
 3 5 |         your father~ ~has never opened books, he speaks Breton,
 4 6 |       this charming young woman opened her house to artists, authors~
 5 7 | prepared for all.~ ~As the door opened, Calyste, hearing the sound
 6 7 |        her near the window, and~opened one of the sashes. Camille
 7 10|    short days before.~ ~When he opened the door of his paternal
 8 18|     first floor the old~servant opened, in order to admit the baron
 9 23|        public /tete-a-tete/ she opened the question of her~future,
10 26|        A great love is a credit opened to a~power so voracious
11 26|          Calyste, meantime, had opened the window and seen his
12 26|              You saw him?"~ ~"I opened the window."~ ~Beatrix fell
13 26|    deadly pale as his eyes were opened to his~situation.~ ~"Would