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 1 1 |      sashes of some belvedere arranged for a point of~view.~ ~It
 2 7 |      sea and the marshes, and arranged it with a small salon, a~
 3 7 |       the marshes."~ ~Calyste arranged a great Gothic chair for
 4 8 | housekeeper in~the background arranged some biscuits.~ ~"Fair women,
 5 8 |      the affair can easily be arranged."~ ~Mademoiselle des Touches
 6 8 |       hands, the hair so well arranged, so cared for, that charming
 7 9 |       of her creped~curls, so arranged as to fall around her face
 8 9 |        Camille, and Conti had arranged themselves at the~piano,
 9 21|    that Athenais' marriage~is arranged, I can give all my thoughts
10 23|    ephemeral opulence, he had arranged a delightful ground-floor~
11 24|      of age. Monsieur d'Ajuda arranged to dine with~Maxime at the
12 25|      s arrival, madame had so arranged that the sound of~her dressing-door
13 26|   said La Palferine, "we have arranged all that; I~have given my