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 1 8 |     Paris. You'll know~what I mean when you go there. People
 2 8 | clever man,~which gives him a mean and squinting jealousy,
 3 11|     of~color which he knew to mean the presence of some violent
 4 11|      shall have my way, and I mean that he shall stay."~ ~"
 5 11|        cried Calyste, "if you mean Camille, I did love her,
 6 13|     little reproaches which I mean to make to him. Still, Calyste~
 7 18|    within contrasted with the~mean external appearance of the
 8 21|    can guess what those words mean, flung~out in advance. If
 9 21|   nasty actions"~ ~"You don't mean to rob anybody?"~ ~"On the
10 24|   demand guarantees. I merely mean that you must follow my~
11 25|      to~Maxime. "What do they mean? Here are combs."~ ~"He
12 25|         Ah! Maxime, you don't mean that?but the pigeon won'
13 25|      brought Maxime here? You mean to make up with~Madame de