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 1 1 |     immediate grandfathers, abandoned by a generation which~was
 2 11|    Felicite.~ ~"So you have abandoned your viscountess and her
 3 11| tell you this: in case I am~abandoned, my choice is made."~ ~"
 4 12|   sorrows, were I betrayed, abandoned,which, thank~God, is wholly
 5 14| verdure."~ ~"But if you are abandoned?" said Calyste.~ ~"Then
 6 14|  souls. But, if I should be abandoned,~if I fall lower yet into
 7 19|     her~nose at his cravat, abandoned to her joy, she smelt the
 8 20|    But all Sabine's courage abandoned her one evening when she
 9 22| Some days after Beatrix had abandoned him, Arthur de Rochefide,
10 24|  will deceive me; she is an abandoned~creature, she smells of