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 1 3 | Mademoiselle des Touches."~ ~"A lad of Calyste's make is playing
 2 3 |     with a~lantern. Seeing this lad, Mariotte removed her stool
 3 5 |  ridiculous, the idolized young~lad was a fervent Catholic.~ ~
 4 7 |      therefore ask~why the poor lad, bored like his mother with
 5 7 |    answered, with a sadness the lad was too ignorant to~analyze.~ ~
 6 9 |     like another soul. The poor lad was~overwhelmed by poesy,
 7 10|        him.~Tears moistened the lad's eyes as he looked at her.~ ~"
 8 14|    wished to~reach. To the poor lad it was a precious privilege
 9 14|     fact, that was all the poor lad really asked~for; his mind
10 15|      voice, as~soon as the poor lad had drunk a couple of glasses
11 16|     fatal~or diseased about the lad. The two old maids and the
12 16|         end of October the sick lad ceased to go even to the
13 23|         This artist, a charming~lad, worked for jewellers, for