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 1 2 |     same little eyes that were lively and black. It is difficult
 2 3 |      then our /mouche/ will be lively to-night. Last evening we
 3 6 |       who was now causing such lively anxiety to the Baronne du~
 4 6 |        s eyes are as black~and lively as those of Southern women;
 5 8 | Calyste. "She often~checks the lively, venturesome language of
 6 10|        little round face, made lively by a pair of black~eyes
 7 11|      The two old~maids were as lively as lizards. The viscountess
 8 12|         and the last deal of a lively /mouche/ was going on.~Charlotte
 9 22|  patronage of Saint-Aurelie.~ ~Lively, witty, and well-educated,
10 22|  horses for~some time with her lively wit, "that princes and rich