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 1 4 |  ended in a~manner that was quite unexpected to the players,
 2 4 |     pictures. She has spent quite a fortune in~decorating
 3 8 | ease here," said~Vignon.~ ~"Quite the contrary," replied the
 4 9 | thought of her. Calyste was quite~unaffected by questions
 5 10|     kill him, mademoiselle; quite the contrary," replied~Mariotte,
 6 10|  was full of friendship.~ ~"Quite true," thought Calyste to
 7 18| with easy indifference, was quite willing to let his sister-~
 8 18| engage a stall had taken it quite near to that part of the
 9 19|    guilt, "I see~that it is quite impossible to keep a secret,
10 25|   dear fellow, you have had quite an escape. Just imagine!~
11 25|    be a triumph! You'll cut quite an~appearance in the world!
12 25|     Seeing that Beatrix was~quite astounded, Raoul put fire