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 1 2 |     years there had been neither trouble nor discord. The only griefs~
 2 4 |          exist.~ ~"Yesterday the trouble was, I believe, in your
 3 4 | chevalier;~"she has some nervous trouble, she goes on three legs
 4 4 |    inveigle him; neither will he trouble the peace of his family
 5 9 |    Beatrix.~ ~Calyste found much trouble in pretending to eat; nervous
 6 13|       dreadful.~ ~"Does anything trouble you, my Calyste?" said his
 7 18|      woman has appeared to me to trouble~my sleep,I see her in a
 8 18|    looking at us; it~might cause trouble to your wife if some one
 9 20|   trifles of love.~ ~The cooking trouble lasted nearly a month. Sabine,
10 21|    certain there was some hidden trouble.~ ~"My dears, it is midnight;
11 21|      bedroom, "tell me, what new trouble is there, my child?"~ ~"
12 24|      loves Beatrix. I shall have trouble separating Rochefide from~