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1 3 |  la baronne?" he asked.~ ~"Thank you, no," she replied.~ ~
2 8 |   her strength, perhaps to thank him for having~been the
3 12| betrayed, abandoned,which, thank~God, is wholly impossible,
4 12| depths. Perhaps I ought to thank you~for having written to
5 14| loves my boy; she seems to thank me~for bringing him into
6 18|   making him turn pale.~ ~"Thank you, Calyste, thank you,
7 18|        Thank you, Calyste, thank you, my poor child; that
8 19|  to hope you~will, I shall thank you in person for the beautiful
9 21|    replied the duchess, "I thank you for your indulgence;