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 1 4 | Zephirine and Jacqueline were seized with~remorse; they imagined
 2 6 |        tore down the chateau, seized the nuns and Mademoiselle
 3 9 |     the saying is,Calyste was seized with a love which crowned
 4 9 |       if some sudden pain had seized her, she turned~back quickly
 5 10|     rush in and carry her off seized him at such moments.~What
 6 10|       first spasm of jealousy seized her, and she~felt the dreadful
 7 10|    that no one~could see him, seized the hand of the marquise,
 8 11|       of possession which had seized upon~her son,a love unknown
 9 14|   turn of a path, Beatrix was seized with a horrible~trembling,
10 19|     ideas. The crisis she had seized~upon as a pretext in reality