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 1 5  |          the old man, waking with a start at~the sound of his wife'
 2 8  |       evening: 'My dear Felicite, I start to-morrow for Italy with
 3 10 |             especially at having to~start so early in the morning.
 4 13 |           boat arrangements. Let us start by half-past eight. You
 5 17 |           would never believe.~ ~We start in three days on horseback
 6 22 |        become a verb. From the very start of~his passion for Madame
 7 24 |        spirit of my government, and start upon a new career. Consequently,~
 8 25 |         detestation of his wife, to start the next day for~Italy,
 9 Add|            Another Study of Woman~A Start in Life~The Unconscious
10 Add| Distinguished Provincial at Paris~A Start in Life~Scenes from a Courtesan'
11 Add|          Bachelor's Establishment~A Start in Life~Pierre Grassou~Honorine~