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 1 8 |      they come from Paris, they fly from the~pages of Scott,
 2 10|      two creatures as one angel fly on the~wings of pleasure.
 3 12|        are both young; we could fly on equal wing across our~
 4 12|         Let me love you! Let us fly! let us go into some country
 5 13|      you will~either succumb or fly."~ ~So saying, Camille bounded
 6 13| marquise, proudly. "I shall not fly, and I~shall not succumb."~ ~"
 7 14|        which cover their bosoms fly carelessly open. Some wear~
 8 14|  happiness asked~her plainly to fly with him to Ireland, she
 9 15|        tranquil happiness;~they fly in the face of society to
10 17|         I feel a keen~desire to fly to you, to tell you many
11 18|   desire seizes me sometimes to fly from Guerande~and those
12 25|       that?but the pigeon won't fly."~ ~"And he is very ugly