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 1 4 |      water~when the weather is bad. On one occasion, after
 2 7 |      just in~time; solitude is bad for me. I am not the dupe
 3 8 |      while women are sometimes bad, they have hidden grandeurs~
 4 8 | replied Vignon.~ ~"You are too bad to jest in this way."~ ~"
 5 9 |    Croisic; the~weather may be bad, or the boats not ready;
 6 10|        no longer," he said.~ ~"Bad boy! then why have you given
 7 12|       to fear~in those who are bad! Marry Charlotte de Kergarouet
 8 17|       I felt and showed at the bad~taste of a woman foolish
 9 20|     souls whom the wing of the bad angel has never~overshadowed.
10 21|        have rectified the only bad thing I had~in my plan.
11 26|     loving you. It is always a bad means of recovering her