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 1 2 |    difficulty of shaving had obliged the old man to~let his beard
 2 10|   expensive; she herself was obliged to return almost~immediately
 3 10|     viscountess felt~herself obliged to make Camille a speech
 4 10|      Calyste was, of course,~obliged to relinquish the pleasure
 5 11|   one~woman of thirty who is obliged to cover hers. Look, dear,"
 6 14| prostration, of the marquise~obliged Camille to have her taken
 7 18| heart for a long, long time. Obliged to seem proud before~indifferent
 8 21|   the confessional; I am not obliged to make myself your judge.
 9 23|     the~late speculator felt obliged to prove categorically to
10 25|  meant~that you would not be obliged to spend enormous sums;
11 25|     evening when Calyste~was obliged to go to a party with his