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 1 2 |    known to~herself only; she declared it was want of courage;
 2 3 |   thought him dissipated, and declared him a~spendthrift. Impossible
 3 4 |     basket, every one eagerly declared that~he or she had put in
 4 6 |    The adventures of her life declared to be true by the world,
 5 21|      herself and Calyste. She declared herself happy! At the height
 6 21|     sorrows, cursed life, and declared that she saw death~coming
 7 22|     second phase of happiness~declared itself.~ ~Madame Schontz
 8 22|       the house with economy, declared, as he caught her round~
 9 23|   question of her~future, and declared that she wished to marry.~ ~"
10 25| Madame Schontz, that Paganini declared he had never eaten such