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 1 2 |           air and by the habit of watching his country in the~full
 2 2 | bare-headed, under a burning sun, watching for a field-~mouse or the
 3 4 |        mall, gazing at the sea or watching~the gambols of his little
 4 8 |      Felicite again. "I have been watching~the road to Croisic for
 5 14|          afar Beatrix at a window watching~for him, and wearing the
 6 15|         What else?" said Calyste, watching Beatrix and Conti, who were
 7 15|       before, he had seen Beatrix~watching for him at the window, he
 8 16|         where he had seen Beatrix~watching from her window. The family,
 9 16|           to~Calyste,~ ~"They are watching us."~ ~"They cannot hear
10 16|    monarchy, he knelt beside him,~watching the coming on of death.
11 18|         feared the croup, and was watching for the cause of slight~
12 26|           standing at the window, watching his rival's departure, when~