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 1 2 |     Guenic would probably have ended in that~hecatomb.~ ~When,
 2 3 |  Breton house of the Pen-Hoels ended. Her younger sister had
 3 4 |   house. Sometimes the evening ended in a~manner that was quite
 4 4 |        observe each other, had ended by finding out that spot
 5 8 |  Claude Vignon, as the evening ended. "When I was at Croisic
 6 11|        her where her greatness ended, and how even she could
 7 14|      rough assaults~which have ended in polishing all ruggedness.~ ~
 8 14|        promised happiness, and~ended by flinging us down a precipice?"~ ~
 9 17|        practice. Well, Calyste~ended the poem of his miseries
10 17| published, in 1839, the volume ended~with the following paragraph: "
11 19|       Madame," she said as she ended, "do you not think with
12 26|   pages which, beginning thus, ended in an exaltation too~poetic