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 1 5 |  mother; that a woman of forty committed a sort of crime against
 2 8 |   performer like Rubini. I had~committed the folly of attaching myself
 3 11|       upon him, but~I have not committed the mistake of seeming jealous;
 4 12| tearful eyes upon him. "I have committed the sin of reading that~
 5 13|       can show.~ ~"Calyste has committed some folly," thought Camille,
 6 18|       Mademoiselle des Touches committed many sins there, for which
 7 18|       du Guenic had a~son, and committed the mistake of nursing it
 8 21|    remedy the evil?"~ ~"I have committed the sin, my dear director,
 9 22|         and well-educated, she committed more faults than her~duller
10 25|       I am told he has already committed them."~ ~"No, not all; he
11 25|        not all; he has not yet committed that of falling in love