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 1 1 |      at Tours. If so, it would prove that those planks~were placed
 2 1 |  banderols beneath~each figure prove their age, but being, as
 3 2 |    coquetries of old age~which prove that pride is a necessary
 4 8 |        purely political,~would prove to be a moral revolution.
 5 8 | benefactress, my sister; but I prove, at any rate,~that the greatness
 6 8 |       dangerous such jokes may prove to be," said Mademoiselle
 7 12|     shamed if so my love might prove itself by~holding you a
 8 13|       day; its deceptions only prove its strength."~ ~Camille'
 9 17|        old tapestries as if to prove that the impossible may~
10 23|     speculator felt obliged to prove categorically to Madame
11 26|       his wife; you and I must prove to him that Beatrix is superior
12 26|    world to me. If~you wish to prove that you love me, sacrifice