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 1 Note|     which were recognized and admitted at the time of~publication.
 2 2   |       To-day~that fact may be admitted. These hands were a living
 3 3   | conscience was calm and pure, admitted a joke. His manner had nothing~
 4 6   |     the public has never been admitted to the secret~of their authorship.
 5 6   |       that visitors should be~admitted to view the house. They
 6 14  | single draught?~She has since admitted that it was hereat this
 7 15  |    revealed his satisfaction, admitted his~love for Beatrix, which
 8 22  |    the only man of that class admitted to her house)~invested and
 9 22  | thousand francs,for she never admitted the~possession of more than
10 25  |       little~carriage; he was admitted to the Jockey Club and to