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 1 1 |      a~silver candelabrum of singular design. A large square table,
 2 3 |      in the Guenic hall that~singular gingerbread-colored candle
 3 3 |  grain-sacks obstinately. By~singular chance she had often made
 4 4 |     won the basket.~ ~"It is singular," he would reply, "that
 5 4 |    but the nautical~hero had singular advantages in the way of
 6 6 |   and full of prejudice, the singular~life of this illustrious
 7 7 |    with bits of furniture of singular~shape,a "duchesse," a chaise-longue,
 8 14|   this~spotthat one of those singular reflections suggested by
 9 16|    by dark circles, had that singular brilliancy which a~fixed
10 16| least motion Calyste~made, a singular commotion stirred within
11 17|      Brittany.~ ~Is it not a singular thing that the artisans