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 1 2 |        Saint Calyste were forever bound to~protect the Guenics.~ ~
 2 2 |         united in interests,~more bound together than this noble
 3 10|          in childhood, she was so bound up with him, as it were,
 4 12|         are only a child. You are bound to~Camille, who adores you.
 5 14|         commiserate her for being bound to an evil genius, a man
 6 14|       belong to myself; I am more bound by~my own will than I was
 7 17|        her, daring and perverted, bound hand and foot, before God.~ ~
 8 17|    dignity, for one thing. I feel~bound to tell you of the wreck
 9 25|          know my Arthur; he feels bound to~be polite, and he is
10 26| Henceforth, you and I are forever bound~together."~ ~"Madame," said