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 1 9 |     accompanied by a man. This boat was the first to arrive.
 2 9 |        he hoped to see another boat put out~to cross to the
 3 10|        was trying to catch the boat, which, of course, was not
 4 10|      which she had~worn on the boat. Her travelling-dress, of
 5 10|        she had jumped from the boat, of shabby leather~shoes,
 6 11|      on the morrow in hiring a boat and sailors to take them~
 7 12|      Ah, Beatrix, let us~go! A boat, a few sailors, and we are
 8 12|      Calyste, "we shall take a boat to-morrow and cross to~Croisic.
 9 13|        must take charge of~the boat arrangements. Let us start
10 14|      replied the baroness.~ ~A boat was waiting at the steps
11 14| Calyste, while waiting~for the boat to come over, told her of
12 25|      you know how to sail your boat, your husband~can be elected
13 26| success Aurelie was rowing~her boat.~ ~"My dear," said Madame