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 1 1 |        with the flowers of each passing season, exhales~at every
 2 5 |        his evident weariness~to passing excitement. Calyste was
 3 10|    which~she attaches great and passing joys, which die. You see
 4 11| endeavored to make out what was passing in the~mother's mind. The
 5 12|       loved, they will pardon a passing infidelity; in fact, it
 6 12|      day of~happiness; and that passing alms, unremembered, alas!
 7 13|     Touches to him, a scene was passing between Camille~and Beatrix
 8 13|        may, perhaps, have had a passing fancy~for you; for you are,
 9 17|         or~not?" At last, after passing Verneuil, and exchanging
10 19|        back~to consciousness by passing a damp cloth over her face
11 25|         that Rastignac was just passing him.~ ~Find a great man
12 25|        said the Heir, tenderly, passing his arm audaciously~round