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1 3 |     before~each player, and putting the basket in the centre
2 8 |   to read it,~taking up and putting down at intervals his little
3 13|    the one in which you are putting me to be turned into a book?"~ ~"
4 15|    and impress~upon him, by putting her finger on her lips,
5 24|    much of her toilet as of putting her house in a~state to
6 25| replied~La Palferine.~ ~"In putting that question to you I don'
7 25| applied a balm instantly by~putting himself at the discretion
8 25|     As for me, I am already putting~the irons in the fire."~ ~
9 26|     a~part in politics, and putting into your own conduct the