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 1 1 |  without sadness,~through a deserted street, where the mullioned
 2 5 |     evil, educated noblemen deserted~their land,be educated if
 3 6 |    as a musician, she again~deserted them; and having proved
 4 6 | Rome, in 1820,~Felicite was deserted for an Italian. Without
 5 9 |   after the Duc de Verneuil~deserted her."~ ~"And the Rochefides?"~ ~"
 6 18|    those young husbands who deserted the noblest~and sweetest
 7 18|   may be called that of the Deserted Woman. Deserted~by Conti,
 8 18| that of the Deserted Woman. Deserted~by Conti, she became, naturally,
 9 18|   into her head, like other deserted women, to assume a~virgin
10 18|    love." And that is true. Deserted women are~usually those
11 19|    the hotel du Guenic. All deserted wives who abandon~themselves
12 22|   him in the position of a /deserted husband/. The~reader will