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 1 1 |     It excused itself on the ground that the~long and beautiful
 2 1 |      living; it has no other ground of existence except that
 3 1 |    It covers half an acre~of ground, its walls are all espaliered,
 4 1 | spiral column rises from the~ground to the roof, which must
 5 1 |   sold, pulled down, and the ground~they stood on turned into
 6 4 |        as long as I am~above ground he can't be under it; I
 7 12| youth~excused himself on the ground that his mother expected
 8 12|      of a single acre of her ground in Paris would free your~
 9 12|  voice, with his eyes on~the ground.~ ~He left the baroness,
10 13|     upon a rival.~ ~"On that ground, I believed I stood alone,"
11 14|     of~a body falling on the ground. Instead of being flung
12 14|      Quarrel with her on the ground of her hardness. A woman
13 19|      eyes of~the country the ground lost by their fathers. It