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 1 2 |       day on which this history~begins, the baron, who, according
 2 6 |        by which a married woman begins that life; she keenly felt
 3 6 |        moment when this history begins, almost exactly what she
 4 6 |        period when this history begins, she had led as happy a
 5 11|       beauty. The struggle thus begins between him and me by~falsehood.
 6 11|        sex are~lost to them; it begins an abnegation which ends
 7 13|         no longer friends.~Here begins a terrible conflict between
 8 17|    their family. The love which begins a~marriage is a pearl, a
 9 19|      love of a woman invariably begins by explaining~all things
10 26| self-esteem,for where deception begins, infamy begins. She~had
11 26|        deception begins, infamy begins. She~had given rights to