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 1 2 |     plainly heard.~ ~"You have dropped the paper, sister, but you
 2 5 |       the upper floor, and she dropped the paper,~saying:~ ~"Calyste
 3 8 |     far, we have~neither of us dropped from its first level. I
 4 11|    bitterness.~ ~The two women dropped upon a bench from a sense
 5 15|     the seat where~Calyste had dropped beside Camille, and as she
 6 16|   suddenly~to bed, the players dropped their cards upon the table
 7 16|    color of wax. The old woman~dropped her knitting, fumbled in
 8 16| replied Calyste.~ ~The old man dropped into a chair.~ ~"Oh! where
 9 16|      forth a heavy sound as it dropped to the floor.~She knew so
10 25|      about ten minutes, Maxime dropped du Tillet's arm, and~nodding