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 1 2 |      went to Croisic, whence he~crossed to Ireland, faithful to
 2 5 |       to read the thoughts that crossed her brow~beneath it. Piqued
 3 6 |        higher classes~which are crossed by their alliances.~ ~Mademoiselle
 4 7 |          and rang the bell, and~crossed the court-yard. Such emotions,
 5 9 |        belt, shoes with strings crossed on the instep~over Scotch
 6 10|      lovers; she held her shawl crossed and her hands crossed over
 7 10|     shawl crossed and her hands crossed over it,~apparently plunged
 8 10|         she still kept her arms crossed~resolutely, and he cast
 9 14|         of crimson China crape, crossed on her bosom and tied behind,
10 14|         she~did so, the thought crossed her mind that the strawberries,
11 21| distinguished priests in Paris, crossed the courtyard of the~hotel
12 25|       combs~gules, two and one, crossed by three bunches grapes