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 1 1 |        is that~of the children. Guests were lodged in chambers
 2 2 |  thanked him. The baron and his guests uttered neither curses~nor
 3 7 |         separate apartments for guests, each with a bedroom, an
 4 7 |        the attic. The rooms for~guests are furnished with what
 5 11|     before the departure of its guests, consisting of fresh butter,~
 6 13|       perceiving in~each of her guests an indefinable air of persons
 7 25|      Aurelie thus expected nine guests, all men of the first ability,
 8 25|        and, soon after,~all the guests were assembled in the beautiful
 9 25| surprise the most fastidious of guests. It was at~just such a supper,
10 25|        clock, leaving the other guests, who had ceased to tell~
11 25|       half-past ten o'clock the guests returned to the salon for~