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 1 8 |        Marquis de Casteran, who wished to marry his two daughters
 2 8 | remarkable salons in Paris; she wished to make herself another;
 3 13|        Calyste, much surprised, wished to question her, but she
 4 14|        to the summit, which she wished to~reach. To the poor lad
 5 14|        lover, over whom she~now wished her power to be eternal.~ ~
 6 15|      was more apparent~than she wished it to be; a tragic drama
 7 17|     delicacy the service I have wished to do you since~we first
 8 17|      darling mother, for having wished to~reconnoitre the extent
 9 20|        of the paschal lamb. She wished, also, to deceive all~Paris.
10 23|      was nothing. The Heir, who wished to be accepted as a~wit,
11 23|   future, and declared that she wished to marry.~ ~"I have seven
12 26|       the young~/roue/ no doubt wished to give proof of his /savoir-faire/