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 1 1 |        confirmed republican~would be moved by the fidelity, the nobleness,
 2 2 |             a mistress, she had~been moved to great emotion, believing
 3 4 |           eyes of the mother, he~was moved to compassion.~ ~"I will
 4 8 |              I pity those who, being moved to~adoration at every step,
 5 10| sarcastically.~ ~The whole party now moved toward the inn, and the
 6 11|             Camille, who was greatly moved on seeing the joy that she~
 7 13|             of~people, where men are moved by other sentiments than
 8 14|           and he shuddered. Her lips moved,she seemed to be~praying;
 9 14|           Several times she had been moved to tears as~she listened
10 17|              well~repaid. Calyste is moved at this moment by a communicated
11 18|        nobleness is not surprised or moved by nobleness in others;