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 1 2 |       motto to which no Guenic had proved recreant: /Fac!/~ ~His forehead
 2 4 |       reluctanceadopted it. But it proved impossible to~make them
 3 4 |            not a~little droll, and proved to an observer that in his
 4 5 |            s hands. The Church had proved as maternal as~the mother.
 5 6 |          deserted them; and having proved her power to her cousins,
 6 9 |            and~appearance of which proved to a native of these parts
 7 11|          laughing, in~a tone which proved that Camille's ruse had
 8 12|          until I saw you. You have proved to me that~Camille is a
 9 16| submissively, but~his answers only proved to her the despair of his
10 17|             All your counsels have proved~fruitless; you will see
11 17|            them,~when progress has proved to them that they are Calyste'
12 23|           severally~suspected, and proved innocent. No one had fathomed