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 1 1  | preserve so intact, to the~very middle of our epoch, the type and
 2 1  |        the type and form of the middle ages.~ ~Guerande is still
 3 1  |       of them; the ideas of the middle ages are still there with
 4 1  |       with a seat in it; in the middle, a sun-dial; the paths are~
 5 2  |        that~nose, humped in the middle, lay the signs of his energy
 6 3  |     Grimont, a man of fifty, of middle height, lost in his~cassock,
 7 19 |   laughing. "Come~in."~ ~In the middle of a salon which adjoined
 8 Add|       Secrets of a Princess~The Middle Classes~Father Goriot~A
 9 Add|        a Courtesan's Life~ ~The Middle Classes~Cousin Betty~ ~Guenic,
10 Add|   Bohemia~A Man of Business~The Middle Classes~The Unconscious