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 1 4 |   Chevalier du Halga the same questions which she had asked him
 2 5 |      how could that be? These~questions were as momentous to her
 3 6 |        and things, and public~questions. Henceforth she resolved
 4 6 |  never disavowed, enforce the questions suggested by her~personal
 5 8 |        Pray keep it; I ask no questions; at our age we understand
 6 9 |       was quite~unaffected by questions of fortune; from infancy
 7 10|     des Touches to her~absurd questions about Camille's authorship,
 8 13|      mind, in answer~to these questions, certain speeches of Camille;
 9 16| useless.~ ~Calyste replied to questions about his health that he
10 16|       They plied~Calyste with questions; but as for his father,
11 22|    magazine devoted to hippic questions; but, for~all that, he knew
12 23|       than that of the social questions they~seek to solve. Society