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 1 4 |       new games, which, on the departure of~the Kergarouets, were
 2 4 |     the arrival, the stay, the departure, or even the~mere passage
 3 6 | business gave orders after her departure that visitors should be~
 4 11|       little supper~before the departure of its guests, consisting
 5 11|        moments after Calyste's departure from Les Touches, Beatrix,
 6 11|      Conti the~reasons for his departure, and Beatrix was, of course,
 7 13|     ever since Claude~Vignon's departure? If, as Calyste said, he
 8 15|       of Madame de~Rochefide's departure, and were rejoicing in it.
 9 16|       family, delighted at the departure of~"those Parisians," to
10 16|    Some days after Charlotte's departure, Calyste joined the Chevalier
11 18|   to-morrow."~ ~This well-bred departure gave Calyste time to recover
12 26|   window, watching his rival's departure, when~Beatrix entered the