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1 5 |     the~advance and present progress of the sciences. His education
2 6 |     new ideas had made some progress in Guerande, and~several
3 7 |    of their disease and the progress that death was making~in
4 14|    Calyste, having seen the progress his suit~had made by pushing
5 16| ever increasing anxiety the progress of his madness; she alone~
6 17|    of belief and faith! But progress~has got its eye upon it;
7 17|    have now seen them,~when progress has proved to them that
8 19|     Calyste, who was making progress in~dissimulation, "I must
9 25|    to~give me an account of progress, I to give you instructions."~ ~"