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 1 1 |    noticeable; it is in the same~condition as that of the Cordova leather,
 2 1 | chimney-piece is modernized. Its~condition proves that the family has
 3 4 |         lost their five~sous, on condition of reimbursement in case
 4 10|    assembled company the present~condition of modern literature, and
 5 14|   excited by Calyste's unnatural condition.~When the physician arrived,
 6 16|          was falling back into a~condition of fatal stupor. On the
 7 17|        to the demands~of our new condition, though our lips never said
 8 19|         without knowing why. The condition of the horse~with its foaming
 9 21|     cause in the physically weak condition~in which Sabine now took
10 25|          countess."~ ~"Hasn't he condition enough to be made a count?"~ ~"
11 26|    friend, I consent; but on one condition only."~ ~"Condition!" she
12 26|          one condition only."~ ~"Condition!" she exclaimed.~ ~"Yes;
13 26| exclaimed.~ ~"Yes; the following condition. You must be reconciled