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 1 10|        de Rochefide was of the party,~she was much surprised
 2 10|     sarcastically.~ ~The whole party now moved toward the inn,
 3 11|       proxy of her eyes.~ ~The party lasted till eleven o'clock.
 4 11|       that was necessary for a party of pleasure,~in which there
 5 14|       of them.~ ~Just then the party from Les Touches arrived
 6 14|        of the jetty, where the party embarked~without a smile.
 7 17|        Mont-Blanc, for which a~party of speculators had given
 8 17|     her plans succeeded.~ ~The party had been invited to stay
 9 17|        Des Touches, which are: party couped, tranche and taille~
10 19|      exist. Instead of~being a party, you will soon be a mere
11 22|     generated by patriotism or party spirit ill-understood (a
12 25| Calyste~was obliged to go to a party with his wife.~ ~If you