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 1 4 |     The~player who fails to win a trick is made /mouche/;
 2 4 |   never cheat except when I~win the trick."~ ~Often the
 3 4 |   Mistigris, and a king. We win the basket, sister."~ ~This
 4 10|    rare pleasures that they win.~ ~"How do you write your
 5 11|   only way by which you can win Beatrix; I take it~therefore
 6 11|     field where~he means to win a decisive battle. He willed
 7 12|   to love with, they cannot win the love we crave.~Sometimes
 8 14|   their inmost desire is to win its fruition through moral
 9 18|   who fear lest I can never win Calyste back~from himself
10 19| Monsieur de~Trailles should win his money than that we should
11 19|   money than that we should win Monsieur de~Trailles'."~ ~
12 20|     resolved to conquer,~to win back Calyste by loving kindness,