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1 2 |   black furniture. The light touched the carvings of the~ceiling,
2 7 |    rolled down his cheek and touched Felicite deeply.~ ~"You
3 10|      of the youth, as deeply touched by~her present sorrow as
4 14|  heart gave to~these trifles touched her exceedingly; to hold
5 14|    that would~certainly have touched any other woman. She finally
6 22| earth, and social jeers only touched the~woman. A member of all
7 24|        cried Maxime, visibly touched, "if Monsieur~le duc would
8 25|   civility of his rival, and touched his hat lightly~with an
9 26|    you and~Aurelie have both touched goal together. Aurelie has