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 1 1 |        and also by boats which cross the arm of the sea~that
 2 2 |       the rank of colonel, the cross of Saint-Louis, and a stipend~
 3 2 |    collar, from which hung the cross~of Saint-Louis. A noble
 4 3 |       ending his days with the cross of Saint-Louis and a pension
 5 4 | Calyste."~ ~The rector did not cross the clean little court-yard
 6 6 |     this monstrous creature, a cross between a siren and an atheist,
 7 7 |   quicksands very difficult to cross), it may be~more correct
 8 9 |      is not always possible to cross the little arm of the~sea
 9 9 |        another boat put out~to cross to the little promontory,
10 12|      take a boat to-morrow and cross to~Croisic. If you are on
11 16|      in his despair,~ceased to cross the bay; he had scarcely