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 1 1 |        walk alone, not without sadness,~through a deserted street,
 2 2 |      to him a source of bitter sadness.~ ~About six o'clock on
 3 4 |     emotion, distressed by the sadness of the king of~Guerande;
 4 7 |     Yes," she answered, with a sadness the lad was too ignorant
 5 8 |      pain, or dulled by gloomy sadness. Excesses have laid~dark
 6 8 |           Fanny, uneasy at the sadness she saw on her son's brow,
 7 8 |       the letter sadly.~ ~That sadness flowed to the heart of the
 8 10|     rested~his head with weary sadness on a cushion. "I am tired
 9 15| sparkle in her eyes belied~the sadness of her face, and Beatrix
10 17|      woman in Paris, retains a sadness in his soul which~nothing
11 18|        reason of the slightest sadness, seeking to know if haply