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 1 2 |         would~have been had they stopped. From time to time Mademoiselle
 2 2 |       her husband was asleep she stopped~reading. A ray of sunshine,
 3 4 | Quotidienne," where his wife had stopped~reading. "Well, the first
 4 5 |      they bear: gules,~three" He stopped. "But she cannot be a Maupin
 5 7 |         I have in my~soul"~ ~She stopped, her arms pendant, her head
 6 10|          answered Claude, "I" He stopped; sat down on a sofa and
 7 10|     wheat-field, and lo! she was stopped in her flight, unable~to
 8 11|        to be no fatigue. Beatrix stopped the matter short,~however,
 9 14|          Camille.~ ~The marquise stopped short. Madame du Guenic
10 14|          Calyste.~ ~The marquise stopped the passionate speech into
11 18|       the foot of the~staircase, stopped short by the interrogation
12 19|        Madame de Portenduere and stopped the /accoucheur/ and~Calyste