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 1 7 |         steps; but he went more slowly as he~neared the top, perceiving
 2 8 |      looking at~Claude, who was slowly sipping a glass of /liqueur-des-iles/.~ ~"
 3 9 | possessed him. He tried to walk slowly, but some~superior power
 4 10|    tired with the journey, went slowly enough to~allow him to keep
 5 10|       Calyste, who was trotting slowly beside the carriage, could
 6 14|       talents, too eager to~sip slowly the stupid pleasures of
 7 14|         of~rock, and by tearing slowly lowered the weight of her
 8 14|     When they turned and walked slowly back; talking~together like
 9 14|         tired them, they walked slowly, saying~nothing.~ ~Suddenly,
10 16|    rolled~two large tears which slowly made their way, delayed