Paragraph

 1 1 | things which concern its own land. Many of these~towns were
 2 1 | establishes communication by land,~and from Saint-Nazaire
 3 1 |      water, with Nantes. The land road is used~only by government;
 4 4 |  Brittany! She dishonors her land. I shall preach a sermon~
 5 5 |      noblemen deserted~their land,be educated if you choose!"~ ~
 6 7 |      him. This house without land~(for the bulk of the estate
 7 8 |      the difficulties of the land journey that I shall go
 8 8 |  fatigue and the cost of the land journey. Dear~Felicite,
 9 9 |      see Madame de~Rochefide land, and examine her incognito?
10 9 |      des Touches. Oh! what a land of savages!"~ ~Calyste had
11 13|       you are in a primitive land, among a primitive race
12 17|     noble, sublime Brittany! land of belief and faith! But
13 17|       we left that ravishing land, all~flowery, gay, solemn,